Ram Lala Ayodhya Mandir Ashtadhatu Idol

This finely sculpted Ashtadhatu idol depicts Ram Lala—the divine child form of Lord Shri Ram—standing gracefully within an ornate temple-style arch (Prabhavali), holding a bow and arrow, conch (shankha), and discus (chakra) in his four hands. His radiant expression and youthful form emanate purity, divinity, and the majestic innocence that has made him the heart of Ayodhya’s spiritual legacy. The intricate carvings and lotus pedestal beneath his feet add depth, devotion, and temple-like sanctity to the idol.
Crafted from Ashtadhatu, a revered alloy of eight sacred metals—gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, tin, iron, and mercury (gold and silver in trace amounts)—this idol carries powerful spiritual vibrations and is a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.
Benefit: Installing this idol invokes devotion, purity, and divine protection. It is ideal for home altars, puja rooms, and temples, especially for devotees of Lord Ram seeking strength, righteousness, and blessings of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi.