Annapurna Mata Ashtadhatu Idol

This finely detailed Annapurna Mata Ashtadhatu Idol depicts the Goddess of nourishment and abundance seated gracefully in a meditative pose. Holding a ladle in one hand and a vessel of sacred food (anna) in the other, the idol beautifully captures the essence of Annapurna Devi as the divine provider who ensures no devotee goes hungry—physically or spiritually. 
Goddess Annapurna is considered a form of Parvati and is deeply revered in Varanasi, where she is worshipped as the goddess who nourishes the universe. Her name literally means "filled with food," and she symbolizes the sacred act of feeding and caring for others, which is considered one of the highest forms of seva (service). 
Crafted in Ashtadhatu—a sacred alloy of eight metals: copper, zinc, lead, tin, iron, mercury, with trace elements of silver and gold—the idol radiates traditional significance and spiritual energy.

Benefit of Annapurna Mata Ashtadhatu Idol:

Placing this idol at home or in the kitchen altar blesses the household with food security, gratitude, and the spirit of offering. It is especially auspicious for those engaged in cooking, feeding others, or annadaan (food donation) seva.