Vitthala Rukmini Murti · Sterling Silver
In Pandharpur, devotees recognise Vitthala by his stance — hands resting on the hips, feet planted on a brick. This rendering honours the iconography, capturing the deity and his consort Rukmini side by side, anchored on a rectangular base that grounds a prayer corner or study shelf.
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In Pandharpur, devotees recognise Vitthala by his stance — hands resting on the hips, feet planted on a brick. This rendering honours the iconography, capturing the deity and his consort Rukmini side by side, anchored on a rectangular base that grounds a prayer corner or study shelf. The figures are hollow-formed and detailed with temple relief work. Each crown rises in tiered sections, faces are defined with etched features, and ornaments — vanamala, armlets, waistbands — are articulated through shallow cut-work. The base carries a repeating triangle motif along its edge. A considered choice for Ashadhi Ekadashi, a housewarming, or as a gift marking a new home. The scale suits intimate pooja spaces where silver holds quiet presence. 92.5 sterling silver · 925 hallmark · Approx. 84.5g · Dual-figure murti on shared plinth