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Lord Shiva is the destroyer of evil. He’s the Supreme Lord and Devon ke Dev. Svastika brings you a wide collection of Lord Shiv statues/murtis in different sizes and materials. Be it for decoration purposes or worshipping, we’ve you covered with handcrafted Shiv murti and idol. Not just that, we also have beautiful Shiv Parvati murti and Shiv Parivar Murti & Idols.

Buy Lord Shiva Murti Online in India

Among all the gods in India, Lord Shiva is the most popular. He is mostly revered in several parts of the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. He is thought to be the keeper of the universe's cycle.

Lord Shiva is the patron of yoga and meditation and is thought to be ultimately formless and omnipresent. He is thought to be the universe's eternal soul. In addition, he is shown as a Himalayan yogi. Moksha, or deliverance from reincarnation, is also thought to exist.

What does a Lord Shiva Idol Signify

Shiva, according to Hindu mythology, is both the destroyer and the creator of the universe. His abilities are thought to be employed to dispel the world's illusions and faults, resulting in a positive shift for you.

The Lord Shiva's murti, on the other hand, isn't really revered; instead, Shiva is revered in the endless column or shivalinga. Shivalinga is a Sanskrit word that means "shape," "adi," and "ananth." Worshiping Lord Shiva in his shivalinga form is said to offer you more virtue than worshipping him in his statue form.

Linga is an infinite column or pillar that has no beginning or end. The word linga means "nature," and because nature is limitless and without end, the oval form is thought to be the gravitational force that holds nature and pulls linga's energy into it, thus balancing everything.

Details in the Lord Shiva Statue and their Significance

Shiva represents both the dark and light sides of the world. Some details in the statue have different symbolic meanings, which are detailed below.

The blue mark or blue coloured skin that he adopted after taking the poison that came out of Samudra Manthan in order to rescue the planet is one of the most crucial elements of all. Owing to all the unique styles and designs, the trend of buying a lord shiv murti online has been on the rise.

He wears a snake around his neck, which is thought to symbolise the power he wields over the world's threats. However, there are many other theories about it. For example, some people believe it is just an ornament, while others believe it represents the snake's shedding quality, which corresponds to how the world changes and converts into a new creation with each age.

His anger and intelligence are represented by the third eye on his forehead. Shiv's strength as a triad is that he is the world's destroyer.

Shiv Murti Placement Vastu Rules

According to Vastu Shastra experts, there are certain locations where the murti should be placed in order to enhance and strengthen the vibrations and energy it emits. It is acceptable to set the murti in the Northeast direction in your home or anywhere, but only if the murti or lingam is placed in the Northeast direction like every other religious idol.

Another reason for placing the murti towards the northeast is that it is believed that Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati live on Kailash Parvat in the Himalayas, hence the murti is put in the northeast to fulfil this belief. It is advisable to keep these requisites in mind if you buy a shiva idol for home temple.

Shiv Idol Proper Seating Position

Some people believe that sitting is the best position for puja, while others say it makes no difference. As a result, there are numerous competing and divisive viewpoints on the subject.

Before acquiring a Shiv ji ki murti, make sure it is in a sitting or dancing position. The seated shiva signifies contemplating shiva, a quiet yet powerful kind of shiva, whereas the dancing shiva indicates a more powerful and fierce form of shiva. As a result, while purchasing a murti, make sure to select a statue that corresponds to the Shiva energy that you want to match to the environment.

Norms to Place Shiv ji Statue at Home

When acquiring and placing any religious statue in one's home, several considerations should be considered, as it is thought that placing them in the perfect place brings good fortune, while placing them in the wrong position brings tragedy. As a result, some of the most crucial elements to consider when shopping for a shiv murti are given below.

According to Hinduism, the most important thing to remember before installing a Shiva statue in your home is that Shiva is a form of both anger and peace, and he has the power to destroy or build the entire world. It is therefore crucial to first understand all of the factors and purposes of his forms before installing one in your home.

Keep in mind that mudras in which the murti is positioned like a statue in a seated position are more tranquil and pleasant than other forms. The dancing form is more ferocious and reflects a more powerful shiv. As a result, you should select an idol that corresponds to the energy of your home.

The Northeast is the best direction to place statue of Lord Shiva in your home. The 'ishan corner,' as it is known, is an ideal location for constructing a mandir. Install the statue away from your bed and away from a clothesline.

After you've installed the statue, double-check that you've performed all of the rites correctly. Every day, the altar desk must be cleaned. Monday is called shiva day, and it is the best day to do particular rituals in order to keep Shiva happy. However, you should continue to chant mantras and pray to maintain a pleasant atmosphere.

Where is a Shiv Statue not Meant to be Placed?

Murtis should not be placed in the bedroom, garage, or laundry area, according to Vastu experts. It should not be kept near the restroom or under the stairwell. It is deemed unfortunate to place a Deity in the parking area because it is regarded as a vacant location. According to legend, there is a great deal of negative energy beneath the stairs, making it unsuitable for the placement of any Vastu object.

Different Types of Lord Shiv Ji Murti for Home

Lord Shiv murtis come in a variety of shapes and sizes. There are 64 various Shiva forms represented by a Shiv murti. One can research about a Shiva statue online to find the one that fits your home perfectly. However, you should consider the sort of murti as well as the Vastu specifications before purchasing one. Different kinds of idols have different effects on your life.

Shiva Brass Idol

When acquiring religious idols for worshipping or displaying in the mandir, brass is the best metal to seek for. Gold, copper, silver, bronze, and more metals are available. Brass is the most ideal, whereas gold is the least suited.

However, when buying a murti, make sure it's light and has all of Shiva's iconographic features, such as the serpent around his neck, the crescent moon, the holy ganga river flowing from his hair, the third eye on his forehead, and the trishul as his weapon.

Marble Shiv Murti

These white marble murtis are suitable for use in offices, stores, and even your home's mandir. These white marble murtis are elegant and suitable for usage in both the home and the mandir. This Shiv murti for home is  made of marble and it is a symbol of peace and pleasure.

Clay Shiv Murti

When looking for religious idols, clay murtis are believed to be the greatest alternative. Clay-based murtis are said to be auspicious. It is said that worshipping clay idols is beneficial to one's success. These gods will help the worshipper achieve success and avoid obstacles in his or her path. Clay murtis are the most effective and environmentally friendly way to worship God.

Shiv Parivar Statue

Peace, serenity, and a happy family are all symbols of the shiv parivar. In hindu homes, the shiv parivar idols are held in high regard. The family statue depicts Lord Shiva, his wife Goddess Parvati, and their two sons, Lord Kartik, Lord Ganesha, and Nandi.

This is the most popular statue among devotees, and it is considered to guard against bad luck and negative energies.

Mahashivratri - The Great Night of Shiva

Shivaratri is celebrated on the fourteenth day of each lunar month, or the day before the new moon. There are approximately 12 shivaratris in a year, the most important of which is Mahashivratri, which occurs in the months of February or March, late February or early March to be specific.

For different people, Mahashivratri has varied meanings. It is considered Shiva's wedding anniversary by those who live in a family, while others hold various theories. This day holds spiritual importance for those who follow a spiritual path. 

​Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Why is Shiv exclusively revered as a linga, rather not as a statue like the other gods?

When we worship the shiva lingam, we are worshipping the entire universe, and shiva is the universe's cause. According to the Shiva Purana, Shiva is typically worshipped in the shape of an endless column, or Shivalinga, and linga worship is seen to confer more virtue than worshipping Him as a statue.

Q2. How should a Shiv murti be arranged at home?

Shivaling should be preserved in such a way that when you worship it, you face east and the front of the linga faces west. Nandi ji should face Shiva because it is said that he helps Vishahar by blowing air into his neck. As a result, Nandi ji should be maintained beside Shiva at all times.

Q3. Which Metal is Good for Lord Shiva Idol? 

Brass is the metal of choice for religious idols that are meant to be worshipped. Clay idols, on the other hand, are seen to be a superior option than brass idols. You can pick between a brass or a clay idol depending on your preferences.

Q4. When is the most appropriate time to worship Lord Shiva?

The best time to worship Lord Shiva is when the sun is setting. Pradosha is the technical term for this time period. This period lasts around 90 minutes, starting 45 minutes before sunset and ending 45 minutes after sunset.

Q5. Is it unlucky to have a white Shiva idol in the house?

Hundreds of various viewpoints and perspectives will be expressed. Because Shiva is formless, you can't consider one form to be auspicious and the other to be unfavourable. As a result, keeping a Shiva idol in any shape or colour is considered auspicious.

Q6. Where is the world's largest Shiva statue?

This 144-foot tall statue depicting the hand gesture (or mudra) delivering peace blessings stands around 12 miles east of Kathmandu after seven years of building. Kailashnath Mahadev is the world's forty-first tallest statue, four places below the Statue of Liberty, according to the List of Statues by Height.

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