Brass Kirti Mukha – Keerthi Mukudu – Keerthi Mukhalu

(1 customer review)

1,501.00

  • Weight: 700 grm aprox.
  • Material: Made from durable and gleaming brass, known for its strength and aesthetic appeal.
  • Heritage: Part of a long tradition of using brass for ritual and spiritual objects, symbolizing both art and devotion.
  • Placement: Found in temples, shrines, or homes, often adorning entranceways, doors, or ceremonial items like puja thalis.
  • Cultural Significance: Considered an auspicious and powerful symbol in Hindu traditions, used to invoke blessings and invite good fortune.

Description

  • Symbolic meaning: Known as the “Face of Glory,” Kirtimukha represents protection, guarding against evil forces.
  • Mythological origin: Created by Shiva, the Kirtimukha is a symbol of self-devouring power and divine energy.
  • Appearance: Features a grotesque face with bulging eyes, sharp fangs, and an open mouth, often appearing as if it is consuming itself.
  • Placement: Found in Hindu and Buddhist temples, often above doorways, arches, or lintels as a protective symbol.
  • Spiritual significance: Represents the concept of overcoming ego and symbolizes the destructive yet protective forces in the universe.

1 review for Brass Kirti Mukha – Keerthi Mukudu – Keerthi Mukhalu

  1. Raja Ramesh Damarla

    Nice

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