Garuda Vishnu Vahan Brass Idol

Garuda Vishnu Vahan Brass Idol: A Symbol of Devotion and Power

Material: Brass Superfine 
Height: 13 Centimeter 
Width:  11 Centimeter
Depth: 11 Centimeter
Weight: 1.1 Kg
Color: Vintage Matte Gold

In the heart of Hindu mythology lies a majestic figure known as Garuda, the divine bird and the revered vahana (vehicle) of Lord Vishnu. Represented often in temples, art, and sacred spaces, the Garuda Vishnu Vahan brass idol holds a prominent place in Hindu households and spiritual collections. Crafted with devotion and detailed artistry, this idol represents more than just a deity—it embodies strength, protection, and unwavering devotion.

Who is Garuda?

Garuda is a celestial eagle-like being known for his immense size, golden body, and lightning speed. Born from the sage Kashyapa and Vinata, Garuda emerged as the king of birds and a fierce enemy of serpents (nagas). His loyalty and devotion to Lord Vishnu are legendary. In Hindu iconography, Garuda is often depicted kneeling in reverence, carrying Vishnu on his back or simply clasping his hands in Anjali Mudra (a gesture of prayer)—as seen in the brass idol.

Symbolism of the Garuda Vishnu Vahan Idol

1. Devotion and Surrender: Garuda's posture in this brass idol, with folded hands, reflects absolute submission and service to the divine. It symbolizes the ideal devotee’s attitude—humility, respect, and surrender.

2. Protection from Evil: As the sworn enemy of serpents, Garuda is believed to protect devotees from snake bites and negative energies. His presence wards off evil and enhances spiritual security in the home.

3. Vehicle of Lord Vishnu: Being the vahana of Lord Vishnu, Garuda is deeply associated with righteousness, dharma, and cosmic balance. This makes the idol a potent symbol of divine power and sustenance.

4. Artisan Craftsmanship: The idol's intricate detailing—especially the feathers, ornaments, and expression—showcases traditional Indian metalwork at its finest. It reflects the rich cultural heritage and the spiritual intent behind the creation.

Placement and Worship

Placing the Garuda idol in your home or temple brings spiritual strength and divine grace. Here are some tips:

• Direction: Ideally placed facing east or in the puja room.

• Pairing: Can be placed alongside idols of Lord Vishnu or Lakshmi-Narayana for a complete spiritual altar.

• Offerings: Devotees often offer flowers, sandalwood paste, and light lamps during prayers.

Benefits of Having a Garuda Idol

• Enhances devotion and spiritual discipline

• Offers protection from negative energies

• Promotes healing, especially for those dealing with fear or stress

• Brings a sense of peace and focus during meditation