Brass Gauri Head Pair Rustic

Create a serene centerpiece in your living room, a tranquil aura in your meditation space, or an eye-catching statement in your entrance hall. The Gauri Head adds an elegant charm to any corner of your home.

Gauri is a manifestation of the Hindu goddess Parvati, who is the consort of Lord Shiva. Gauri is often associated with purity, fertility, marital bliss, and motherhood. Her name, "Gauri," means "the fair one" or "the radiant one," and it is a reference to her fair complexion and her gentle and compassionate nature.

The mythology surrounding Gauri is diverse, and she appears in various forms and stories across Hindu texts and traditions. Here are a few key aspects of Gauri's mythology:

1. Marriage to Shiva: One of the most well-known stories about Gauri is her marriage to Lord Shiva. In this story, Parvati, the daughter of King Himalaya, is deeply in love with Shiva. Despite Shiva's ascetic lifestyle and indifference to the world, Parvati performs intense penance and devotion to win his heart. Eventually, Shiva acknowledges her devotion and marries her. Gauri's unwavering love and determination in pursuing Shiva symbolize the idea of a devoted and virtuous wife.

2. Motherhood: Gauri is also revered as the mother of Ganesha and Kartikeya (also known as Murugan). She is often depicted with her two sons. Gauri's maternal aspect represents fertility, love, and care, making her a symbol of ideal motherhood.

3. Navaratri Festival: Gauri is particularly venerated during the Hindu festival of Navaratri, which is a celebration of the Divine Feminine. During this festival, devotees worship Gauri and her various forms, particularly in the context of the nine forms of the goddess known as Navadurga. It's a time of fasting, prayers, and cultural celebrations.

4. Gauri Puja: Gauri is also worshipped individually in various regions of India, especially in the western state of Maharashtra, where a festival called "Gauri Puja" is dedicated to her. During this festival, clay idols of Gauri are made and worshipped with great devotion. It is especially popular among women who seek blessings for a happy and prosperous married life.

5. Symbolism: Gauri is often depicted with a lotus in her hand, symbolizing purity and enlightenment. Her gentle and compassionate nature is another aspect of her symbolism, portraying her as a loving and caring goddess who listens to the prayers and concerns of her devotees.

Gauri, like other forms of the Divine Mother in Hinduism, embodies the nurturing and compassionate aspect of the goddess, and her stories and worship are an integral part of Hindu mythology and culture.

Size: Gauri Big 5.5”x4.5” Sml 4.5"x3.5"

Weight: Gauri Big 1.75 kg , Sml 1 kg

The product might have slight irregularities in color, design and moulding as its thoroughly handcrafted by artisans.

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