Brass Goddess Durga with Eighteen Arms Seated on Lion Idol – 12 ”

Maa Durga, the supreme goddess in Hindu mythology, manifests in various avatars, each embodying distinct qualities and purposes. Shailaputri, the first avatar, symbolizes the divine connection to mountains and nature, reflecting strength and determination. Brahmacharini represents penance and spiritual pursuit, inspiring seekers on the path of righteousness. Chandraghanta, adorned with a crescent moon, radiates peace and grace, offering protection to devotees. Kushmanda, the creator of the universe with her smile, signifies cosmic energy and auspicious beginnings. Skandamata, as the mother of Skanda (Kartikeya), epitomizes maternal love and nurturing care. Katyayani embodies courage and valor, ready to confront evil forces. Kaalaratri, fierce and destroyer of ignorance, brings light and clarity to darkness. Mahagauri, symbolizing purity and serenity, showers blessings upon her devotees. Siddhidatri, the bestower of supernatural powers (Siddhis), fulfills the spiritual aspirations of those who seek her grace. Each avatar of Maa Durga exemplifies divine strength, protection, and wisdom, guiding worshippers through challenges and illuminating their spiritual journeys with her benevolence and grace.