Sita Devi Brass Idol (A Woman of Virtue)

This brass idol presents a poignant tableau from the Ramayana: the ten-headed Ravana stands to one side while, behind his heads, Sita Ma is shown lying within a shell, pure as a pearl, symbolizing her unassailable virtue and inner radiance despite captivity. The scene embodies Sita’s steadfast loyalty and moral courage, leaving palace comforts to accompany Rama into exile, enduring abduction in Lanka, and later affirming her sanctity through the Agni Pariksha (fire ordeal), which established her as a timeless exemplar of wifely love and adherence to dharma. Fine traditional carving and narrative composition make it a meaningful piece for puja or as a contemplative centerpiece honoring Sita’s strength, purity, and grace.

Mantra: Aum Janaknandiniye Vidmahe Bhumijayai Dheemahi Tanno Sita Prachodayat.

Placement of Sita Devi Brass Idol (A Woman of Virtue):

Set the idol on a clean, elevated surface in the northeast or east of a puja area or meditation space to encourage devotion and clarity. It may also be placed in a living area to inspire harmony, courage, and moral resolve in daily life.