Brass Kaal Bhairav Mahakal Bhairav God Religious Statue 2.75"inch | Hindu Tantric Deity, Avatar of Siva Statue Maha Kaal Bhairo Baba Murti for Pooja Mandir Batuk Bhairav Bhagawan Tantra Siddhi Idol
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Brass Kaal Bhairav Mahakal Bhairav God Religious Statue 2.75"inch | Hindu Tantric Deity, Avatar of Siva Statue Maha Kaal Bhairo Baba Murti for Pooja Mandir Batuk Bhairav Bhagawan Tantra Siddhi Idol
- Dimensions : Length: 1.5" inches , Width: 0.5 inches Height 2.75" inches Weight: 140 grams Color :Golden Material: Brass
- 2.75 inch statue of Bhairav Mahakal, an avatar of Lord Shiva, revered in Hindu Tantric practices.
- Exquisite Craftsmanship: Intricately carved idol featuring Bhairav's fierce yet divine form, perfect for worship and meditation.
- DURABLE MATERIAL: Crafted from high quality brass material, ensuring long lasting beauty and durability.
- Versatile Usage: Ideal for home temple, altar, or as a collectible for devotees of Bhairav and Shiva.
- Bring home Worship Idol/ Murti for Spirituality, Peace, Harmony, Good Luck, Wellness etc.
- Perfectly suitable for both puja and decoration
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