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Copper Seated Dhanvantari Statue (Height 3.5 Inch)
Inclusive of all taxes · EMI starts at ₹ 750.00/mo
Elevate your home temple with the Copper Seated Dhanvantari Statue - an exquisite idol of the Lord of Ayurveda. Handcrafted with care, this 3.5 inch statue exudes luxury and sophistication. Use it for healing...
Estimated Delivery Time
Delhi NCR
24 – 48 Hours
All Over India
3 – 5 Business Days
Across The World
7 – 10 Business Days
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Free express insured shipping across India. Cash on Delivery available.
The Description & Dimensions
Elevate your home temple with the Copper Seated Dhanvantari Statue - an exquisite idol of the Lord of Ayurveda. Handcrafted with care, this 3.5 inch statue exudes luxury and sophistication. Use it for healing and pooja rituals or as a stunning decor piece. Embrace the power of Ayurveda and add a touch of exclusive elegance to your space
- Material : Copper
- Color : Copper Color
- Dimensions: Height: 3.5 inch x Width:1.75 inch x Depth 1.5 inch |
- Weight: 300 grÂ
- Item Included : 1 Copper Dhanvantari Statue
- Care instruction : Clean with a dry & soft cloth
- Made from high-quality material, e.g.copper, this statue ensures durability and a lasting finish, making it a perfect addition to any home or temple.
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Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. To revitalize natural brass luster, apply a gentle brass polish or mild tamarind paste once every few months.
Artisanal Craftsmanship & Origin
Handcrafted by master hereditary metalsmiths in India using time-honored casting techniques. Every curve, detail, and patina nuance is shaped by hand, making every single piece distinct and truly irreplaceable.
Specifications & Authenticity
- Material
- 100% Solid Brass / Bronze
- Origin
- India
- Finish
- Default Title
- SKU
- RAD02316
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
Complimentary insured shipping across India. Dispatched securely in tamper-proof reinforced packaging. 7-day hassle-free returns on items in original condition.
"Every mark tells a story of generations."
From the ancient sand casting molds to the final hand-chiseled contour, your sculpture carries the living legacy of Indian metalcraft.
