Ambika Vahana Murti · 92.5 Silver
The goddess astride her lion—a union of grace and ferocity that has anchored temple iconography for centuries. This murti captures Durga in her eight-armed form, each hand bearing an ayudha, seated in lalitasana upon her vahana whose mane coils like smoke.
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The goddess astride her lion—a union of grace and ferocity that has anchored temple iconography for centuries. This murti captures Durga in her eight-armed form, each hand bearing an ayudha, seated in lalitasana upon her vahana whose mane coils like smoke. Cast in sterling silver with a mirror-polished finish, the form shows temple relief detailing across the sari folds, crown kiritamukuta, and the lion's muscular haunches. The oval base is etched with a lotus petal border that grounds the composition. Intended for a home altar or console—place it where morning light catches the raised arms. Anchors a puja corner during Navaratri or year-round as a daily invocation. 92.5 sterling silver · 185g · Solid cast with polished finish.