Dasavtar Brass Idol with Shaligram

This auspicious set brings together brass idols of the ten incarnations of Bhagwan Vishnu (Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashurama, Rama, Krishna, Balarama, and Kalki), a Laxmi Sudarshan Shaligram, and a Tulsi mala arranged on a brass puja plate, intended to enhance Vastu with peace, protection, and abundance while supporting devotees of Vishnu in daily worship. The Shaligram, sourced from the Gandaki Kali River in Nepal and revered as a manifestation of Bhagwan Vishnu, is traditionally worshipped for six life virtues: creation of wealth, good health, worldly and spiritual pleasures, spiritual progress, protection, and righteous living.

Regular worship includes abhishekam with pure or Tulsi water, and panchamrit made of milk, curd, sugar, ghee, and honey, aligning the space with purity and sattvic energy. The Tulsi mala represents Goddess Tulsi and supports mantra japa, ritual purity, peace, and devotional focus during Vishnu worship. The set is positioned as a remedy for fear, unhappiness, and Vastu defects, bestowing wisdom, strength, and the removal of

negativity, illness, obstacles, and misfortune through the presence of the Sudarshan Shaligram and the Dashavatar ensemble.

Placement of Dasavtar Brass Idol with Shaligram:

Arrange the set neatly on the brass puja plate and position it in the northeast or east section of the altar or sacred space to encourage devotional focus, auspicious energy, and spiritual harmony. It may also be placed in a living area or near the entrance to invite protection, prosperity, and positivity into the home.