Brass Ram Parivar Idol – Ram, Sita, Lakshman & Hanuman for Dharma, Devotion & Family Harmony

A family guided by dharma. A story that shaped time.
This stunning Brass Ram Parivar Idol brings together the divine forces of righteousness, grace, loyalty, and unwavering faith — Shri Ram, the embodiment of truth; Maa Sita, the goddess of purity; Lakshman, the devoted brother; and Hanuman, the eternal servant and warrior of bhakti.
Each figure stands beneath a beautifully carved arch symbolizing a gateway to the divine realm. The detailing is extraordinary — from Ram’s bow to Hanuman’s folded hands, from Sita’s serene presence to Lakshman’s alert devotion. Together, they tell the story of how love, sacrifice, and truth triumph over ego and evil.
Place this idol in your home temple to fill the space with strength, stability, and divine family energy — or gift it to a newlywed couple or spiritual seeker as a blessing of togetherness and guidance.
Why It’s Special
•        Material: Pure Brass – strong, sacred, and enduring
•        Finish: Antique gold polish with ornate hand detailing
•        Handcrafted: Intricately carved by artisans who understand the emotion behind the form
•        Symbolism: The Ram Parivar is the ideal family — built on loyalty, selfless service, shared purpose, and mutual respect. Each figure holds a unique role, yet they stand united in divine harmony.
•        Ideal For: Daily worship, marriage gifts, Diwali decor, or family altars
Mythological Significance
In the Ramayana, Ram represents ideal leadership, Sita represents strength through grace, Lakshman represents unwavering sibling love, and Hanuman represents perfect devotion.
Together, they represent:
•        Dharma (righteous living)
•        Bhakti (devotion and surrender)
•        Prem (pure, selfless love)
•        Seva (service without ego)
Worshipping this divine parivar blesses the home with unity, clarity, peace, and protection.
Perfect For
•        Family altars and vastu correction
•        Diwali, Ram Navami, or Griha Pravesh rituals
•        Marriage or anniversary gifting
•        Living rooms and sacred corners