The Shiv Parivar idol in antique gold brings Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and their sons Ganesha and Kartikeya together as one sacred family. Handcrafted in solid brass with a warm antique finish, it stands for togetherness, protection, and harmony in the home. Seated as a complete divine household, it makes a meaningful centrepiece for a pooja room or home temple. A graceful blessing of family unity for everyday worship.
Height5.12 inches
Width1.97 inches
Length5.12 inches
Weight0.432 Kg
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Shiv Parivar Antique Gold Finish Idol for Home Temple and Gifting
Rs. 4,999.00
PURE BRASS
Made in India
HANDCRAFTED
By Skilled Artisans
FINE SCULPTING
Premium Finish
GOD ANIMAL ART
Divine Protection
EASY RETURNS
Hassle-Free
GIFT WELCOMED
Ideal for Gifting
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
Shiv Parivar - A Symbol of Family Unity, Harmony & Divine Blessings
The Shiv Parivar Antique Gold Finish Idol is a sacred representation of Lord Shiva's complete family - the most beloved divine household in Hindu tradition. Worshipped together for blessings of unity, harmony, prosperity, and the steady protection of every member of the family.
Each deity in the Shiv Parivar carries layered spiritual meaning. Together they represent the ideal household - where wisdom (Shiva), nurturing energy (Parvati), the removal of obstacles (Ganesha), and disciplined courage (Kartikeya) all coexist in balance. Bringing this family home invites those same qualities into your own.
Family Unity
Divine Harmony
Handcrafted with Devotion
Regal Brass Charm
Placement & Vastu Guidance
Let the Blessings of the Divine Family Fill Every Corner of Your Home
WHERE TO PLACE
- Pooja Mandir or Home Temple
- Family Altar / Shelf
- North-East Corner of the Home
- Mahashivratri Centerpiece
WHY SHIV PARIVAR
- Brings family unity and harmony
- Removes household obstacles
- Prosperity & Protection
- Blesses joint families
FOR BEST RESULTS
- Keep area clean and well-lit
- Light a ghee diya on Mondays
- Offer Bel Leaves & Flowers
- Maintain regular daily worship
A Shiv Parivar idol brings the blessings of four major deities — Lord Shiva, Maa Parvati, Lord Ganesha, and Lord Kartikeya — into one sacred arrangement. It is believed to support family unity, household harmony, the removal of obstacles, and the steady protection of every member of the family. It is also one of the most complete devotional pieces a home can hold.
Yes. The Shiv Parivar is highly recommended in Vastu, especially for joint families and homes seeking harmony. The north-east corner - the most sacred direction in Vastu and the direction governed by Shiva - is the ideal placement spot. The idol invites positive energy and balances household relationships when placed and worshipped correctly.
Three things. First, it is solid hand-cast brass, not plated or resin - built to last for generations. Second, the antique gold finish ages beautifully with daily worship, growing richer rather than fading. Third, it brings four deities together in one piece, making it the only home altar centrepiece that carries the blessing of an entire divine family.
Place the Shiv Parivar idol in the north or north-east corner of the pooja room, facing east or north. Keep it on a raised platform such as a brass chowki or wooden mandir shelf. Avoid placement in the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, or directly under a staircase.
Yes - and it is one of the most meaningful gifts in Indian gifting tradition. The Shiv Parivar idol is ideal for weddings (where it represents the ideal household arrangement), housewarmings, milestone anniversaries, joint-family functions, and Mahashivratri gifting. Because it blesses an entire household, it is a thoughtful corporate or family gift.
Yes. The Shiv Parivar idol is designed for daily home worship. A simple practice - wiping the idol clean each morning, lighting a diya at sunrise or sunset, offering a few flowers or bilva leaves on Mondays, and reciting Om Namah Shivaya - is sufficient for sustained daily devotion. Monday is the dedicated day, and Mahashivratri is the most important annual celebration.
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