Vayuputra Hanuman Murti · 92.5 Silver
In the iconography of devotion, Hanuman stands in virasana — the hero's pose — gada raised, tail coiled upward in blessing. This compact murti captures that familiar strength, the body language of protection worn smooth by centuries of retelling. Meant for the puja shelf, the car dashboard, or carried close during uncertain times.
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In the iconography of devotion, Hanuman stands in virasana — the hero's pose — gada raised, tail coiled upward in blessing. This compact murti captures that familiar strength, the body language of protection worn smooth by centuries of retelling. Meant for the puja shelf, the car dashboard, or carried close during uncertain times. The figure is cast hollow to hold its detail without excess weight. The facial features — prominent eyes, the slight tilt of the jaw — are defined through relief work, while the ornaments and dhoti folds are etched into the surface. The circular plinth beneath carries concentric bands of granulation and fine jaali patterning, grounding the form in traditional South Indian metalwork. Fits comfortably in a home mandir or a small workspace altar. Also travels well — the kind of object that anchors a new room or accompanies long journeys. 92.5 sterling silver · BIS hallmarked · Approx. 53.81g · Height varies by casting (approx. 7–8cm including plinth)