Product: Handmade brass goddess Kali Mata statue/idol for pooja & decoration. Goddess Kali is typically depicted with dark blue or black skin, symbolizing the infinite and the void. She has a striking and fearsome appearance, often shown with her tongue protruding out. Her wild and disheveled hair spreads out, denoting her untamed nature.
Material: Brass. Color: Golden. Product Dimension: 2.8x1.8x5.5 Inch.
Symbols and Arms: Kali is usually shown with four arms. In her hands, she carries a variety of weapons and symbols of divine power, such as a sword, a trident, and a severed head, representing the ego that must be slain to attain spiritual wisdom. One hand is often shown bestowing blessings.
Attire and Ornaments: She wears a garland of severed heads and a skirt made of dismembered arms, which signify the human limitations and ego that she helps devotees overcome. This attire underscores her role as a liberator of souls.
Good quality product traditionally designed Kaali Mata statue. This decorative murti can be used as pooja mandir interior decoration accessories / table decor items or showcase decoration. It is a perfect gift for marriage anniversary , parents , mothers day , wedding return gift , birthday , house warming , office / shop inaugration , festive occasions - like diwali ,raksha bandhan , grah pravesh and corporate gift.
Attire and Ornaments: She wears a garland of severed heads and a skirt made of dismembered arms, which signify the human limitations and ego that she helps devotees overcome. This attire underscores her role as a liberator of souls.
Worship and Reverence: Kali is worshipped by millions of people, particularly during festivals like Kali Puja and Navaratri. Her worship involves various rituals and offerings, with an emphasis on the transformation and liberation of the soul.
Symbolic Meaning: Beyond her fearsome imagery, Kali is a symbol of time (Kala), change, and transformation. Her fearsome form teaches the impermanence of life and the importance of confronting and embracing the harsh realities of existence to achieve true understanding and peace.
Jewelry and Ornaments: Despite her fearsome appearance, Kali is sometimes adorned with traditional jewelry such as earrings, necklaces, and bracelets, which are typically seen in depictions of Hindu goddesses. These ornaments, however, are often understated in her depictions to focus on her raw, primal form.
Weapons and Tools: In her hands, she might carry a variety of weapons like a sword or a trident, and often a severed head, demonstrating her warrior aspect and her role in the cosmic cycle of creation and destruction.