Dattatreya Murti · 92.5 Silver
Dattatreya appears as the trinity embodied — Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva converged into one six-armed form, standing beside the four-headed dog Shvan, who represents the Vedas. This murti carries the damaru, trishul, kamandalu, and shankha across its hands, each symbol deliberate in its devotional weight. For homes that honour the guru tradition or those drawn to Nath sampradaya lineages.
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Dattatreya appears as the trinity embodied — Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva converged into one six-armed form, standing beside the four-headed dog Shvan, who represents the Vedas. This murti carries the damaru, trishul, kamandalu, and shankha across its hands, each symbol deliberate in its devotional weight. For homes that honour the guru tradition or those drawn to Nath sampradaya lineages. The figure is hollow-formed and detailed with temple relief across the robes, jewellery, and crowns. Fine fluting runs along the base edge, while the dog's four heads are individually modelled. A polished silver finish reflects light cleanly, though oxidised versions deepen the sculptural relief. Suited to a puja corner or mandir shelf. Pairs quietly with brass diyas and sandalwood incense holders, or stands alone on a wooden console in study spaces where contemplation has a place. 92.5 sterling silver · 925 purity hallmark · Approx. 124.65g