Idols: Venkateswara, Ram Lalla, Murugan, Hanuman and Shivling
Idols on this page include Venkateswara, Ram Lalla and Murugan designs, Hanuman gada, Shankh Tilak Chakra and Shivling pieces. Compare each piece's total dimensions, base and material before you decide where it will sit.
About Idols
Bring a chosen devotional form into view with this idol and symbol edit. The selection includes Venkateswara, Ram Lalla and Murugan designs, Hanuman gada, Shankh-Tilak and Shivling pieces.
A symbolic display object may have different proportions from a full murti. Check the total dimensions, base and material, then decide where it will sit. For any item described for multiple places, use your actual space and the supplied setup information to choose.
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- Pieces listed
- 37
- Deities
- Venkateswara, Ram Lalla, Murugan, Hanuman, Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesha
- Formats
- Idols, gada, Trishul Damroo, Shankh Tilak Chakra, Shivling
- Also listed
- A Hanuman Chalisa book and a Krishna Bhakti combo
- Check before buying
- Total dimensions, base and material
Idols by deity in this collection
- Hanuman: the gold plated Hanuman gada with base, the Hanuman idol with gada and the black Hanuman Ji idol with tilak.
- Murugan: the Murugan idol with peacock and the silver finish Murugan idol.
- Shiva: the Narmadeshwar Shivling, the Shivling Trishul with base and the Adiyogi idol.
- Rama and Vishnu: the Ayodhya Ram Lalla idol and the Shri Vishnu Shankh Tilak Chakra.
- Venkateswara and Ganesha: the Venkateswara Mahalakshmi idol and the miniature Appu Ganesh idol.
Symbolic pieces and full murtis
A murti shows the deity in full form. A symbolic piece, such as a gada, a Trishul or a Shankh Tilak Chakra, stands for the deity through an emblem.
The two can have different proportions even when they share a theme. The Trishul Damroo with Rudraksha is an example of an emblem piece. Read the dimensions and the description of what is included before you order.
How to choose where the idol will sit
Decide the place first: a home mandir, a desk, a small shelf or a car. Several pieces here are described for car, home and office use, so check the setup information on each listing.
Compare the total dimensions and the base. A heavier or wider base needs a steadier surface. Then check the material, such as brass, resin, stone or Karungali, and the care notes.
More devotional pieces in this edit
The edit also includes devotional items that are not idols. The Silver Hanuman Chalisa is listed as a devotional book, and the Krishna Bhakti combo is listed as a combo. Open each page to see what the listing contains.
Looking for more forms? See Sacred God Idols, brass idols, Karungali idols or other divine idols. Each collection has its own selection of materials, sizes and finishes, so compare before you decide.
Frequently asked questions
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Updated on 20 October 2026




































