The Brass Pratyangira Devi idol shows the fierce goddess worshipped for powerful protection and the removal of negative energy. A lion-faced form of the divine feminine, Pratyangira Devi is revered as a strong guardian against harm. Handcrafted in solid brass with detailed sculpting, this idol makes a protective presence for the pooja room or home temple. A blessing of strength and shielding for the home.
Height7 inches
Width4 inches
Length2 inches
Weight1.100 Kg
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Pratyangira Devi is one of the most revered and powerful goddess forms in Hindu tradition, worshipped for protection, spiritual strength, and the removal of negative influences. Known as Narasimhi, Atharvana Bhadrakali, Simhamukhi, and Nikumbala, she embodies the fierce yet compassionate energy that safeguards devotees from fear, obstacles, and unseen negativity.
Expertly handcrafted from solid brass with an elegant antique gold finish, this sacred idol depicts the lioness-faced goddess holding divine symbols of power and protection. Traditionally worshipped for relief from Rahu Dosha, Sarpa Dosha, Kaal Sarpa Dosha, and Manglik Dosha, her presence is believed to create a shield of spiritual protection while guiding devotees toward peace, prosperity, and liberation.
Pratyangira Devi is a powerful form of the Divine Mother worshipped for protection, removal of negativity, spiritual strength, and liberation from fear and obstacles.
Traditionally, Pratyangira Devi is worshipped for relief from Rahu Dosha, Sarpa Dosha, Kaal Sarpa Dosha, and Manglik Dosha, along with other astrological challenges.
This murti is handcrafted from premium-quality solid brass and finished with an elegant antique gold polish.
Devotees believe her presence helps create a protective spiritual environment, removes negative influences, and promotes peace, courage, and positivity.
The idol is commonly placed in a puja room, home temple, meditation space, or near the entrance of the home as part of spiritual worship practices.
Many devotees light a ghee lamp, offer red flowers, and perform prayers on Tuesdays and Fridays, though daily worship is also considered auspicious.
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