Mariyamman Brass Murti

This brass idol depicts Goddess Mariyamman seated in a composed and commanding posture. In her four arms, she holds a trishul (trident) symbolizing protection, a damru with a small snake representing cosmic rhythm and transformation, a vessel signifying healing and nourishment, and a sword that denotes the destruction of ignorance and evil. Above her crowned head rises a five-hooded serpent, symbolizing awakened kundalini energy and divine guardianship.

Mariyamman is a powerful South Indian form of the Divine Mother, revered as the goddess of rain, fertility, and healing. She is especially worshipped for protection against diseases, epidemics, and to bring health, strength, and wellbeing to the household.

Keeping her idol at home invokes divine protection, supports healing, and removes negative influences. It creates a spiritually charged space that nurtures inner strength, family harmony, and blessings of vitality.