Lord Narasimha Statue

Listing ID #123961

Welcome to jai shree maa chamunda moorti art murtis are typically representations of gods in anthropomorphic or zoomorphic forms like shiva, ganesha, rama, kali, etc. Although hinduism is commonly represented by such anthropomorphic religious murtis, aniconism is equally represented with such abstract symbols of god such as the shiva linga and the saligrama.[4] furthermore, hindus have found it easier to focus on anthropomorphic icons, as lord krishna said in the bhagavad gita, chapter 12, verse 5 “ it is much more difficult to focus on god as the unmanifested than god with form, due to human beings having the need to perceive via the senses ” murtis are made according to the prescriptions of the śilpa śāstras.the alloy panchaloga is sometimes used.they are installed by priests through the prana pratishta ('establishing the life') ceremony.devotional (bhakti) practices centered on cultivating a deep and personal bond of love with a god often include veneration of murtis. Some hindu denominations like arya samaj and satya mahima dharma, however, reject it, equating it with an idol worship.