Kurma Brass Idol

The brass Kurma idol portrays the second avatar of Bhagwan Vishnu as a tortoise, embodying stability and endurance. It reflects the moment in the Samudra Manthan when Kurma bore the weight of the mountain, symbolizing unshakable support and balance. Crafted in lustrous brass, it is an auspicious piece for sacred spaces. Tradition generally places the Kurma facing west to align with protective and steadying energies, making it suitable for both spiritual practice and as a reminder of resilience in daily life when kept on a clean, elevated surface.