Mahakali Idol In Marble

Goddess Mahakali idol made from natural black marble stone is depicted in Her fierce form with four arms and a skull garland. She has Lord Shiva, Her consort beneath her feet and in Her arms She is holding Her weapons, head of demon and bowl of blood. Goddess Mahakali is one of the manifestations of the Divine Mother, or Goddess Shakti. She is considered to be the embodiment of the ultimate reality and the destroyer of all evil. Mahakali is often depicted as a fierce and powerful goddess with dark colored skin and red eyes and blood-soaked tongue. Mahakali is considered to be the destroyer of ego and ignorance, and is said to represent the ultimate power of the universe. She is also considered to be the protector of righteousness and the destroyer of evil. Goddess Kali is the foremost Goddess in the ten Mahavidyas, a group of ten goddesses who embody various aspects of the ultimate reality. She is also the main Goddess in the Shakti and Tantra traditions. Marble is one of the most popular materials for Deity idols because of their durability and resistant to weathering. Marble idols, statues and sculptures have been created for thousands of years. Marble idols are widely used in Hindu temples and also at homes to be worshiped as Deity idols as marble is considered as pure and best material for God and Goddess Idols.

Placement:

The ideal place to keep a god idol is on a dedicated altar for prominence and respect, in a peaceful corner of the living room for daily worship and contemplation, or on a work desk or near the entrance of home/office for spiritual inspiration.

Height: 12 inches
Base Dimension: 2 (L) x 7.5 (W) inches
Weight: 3.245 kgs