Invoke the fierce protection and divine power of the warrior goddess with this beautifully handcrafted 2 Inch Copper Varahi Amman Idol with 8 Hands (Ashtabhuja). Revered as a powerful guardian deity and one of the Sapta Matrikas (seven divine mothers), Goddess Varahi is honored by many sacred names — Vaarahi, Barahi, Varahi Devi, Dandanatha (commander of the divine forces), Panchami, Bhairavi, and the boar-faced form of Shakti who carries the energy of Lord Varaha, the boar avatar of Vishnu.

Crafted from pure copper, this exquisite Varahi murti showcases intricate detailing of the goddess with her distinctive eight arms (ashtabhuja), traditionally holding divine weapons and emblems such as the plough (hala), pestle (musala), sword, shield, conch, chakra, and noose, symbolizing her supreme power to destroy evil and protect her devotees. The rich copper finish develops a beautiful natural patina over time, making it a timeless addition to your home temple, mandir, pooja room, or sacred altar.

This compact yet powerful Varahi Amman statue is especially revered in Shakta and Tantric worship for protection, victory over enemies, removal of obstacles, and the destruction of negative forces. Worshipped during Navratri and on auspicious nights, Goddess Varahi is believed to grant fearlessness, success, and powerful divine protection to her devotees.

A meaningful gift for devotees, housewarmings, and auspicious occasions, this handcrafted copper Varahi Amman idol blends sacred tradition with elegant craftsmanship.

Benefits, Placement & Usage

Benefits

• Symbolizes fierce protection, courage, victory over enemies, and removal of obstacles.
• Believed to destroy negative energies, black magic, and evil influences.
• Pure copper is considered spiritually purifying and auspicious in Hindu tradition.
• Worshipping Varahi Amman is believed to grant fearlessness, strength, and success.
• One of the powerful Sapta Matrika goddesses, revered in Shakta and Tantric traditions.
• A long-lasting, heirloom-quality devotional piece and meaningful gift.
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Where to Place

• In the north or north-east direction of your home temple or pooja room for protective positive energy.
• On a clean altar, mandir, or dedicated worship space.
• In a sacred and respectful spot, as Varahi is a powerful guardian deity.
• A compact size ideal for personal altars, travel, and gifting.
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How to Use

• Cleanse the idol gently with a soft, dry cloth before placing.
• Offer flowers (especially red), kumkum, incense, and light a lamp during prayers.
• Chant the Varahi mantra "Om Aim Glaum Varahi..." or the Varahi Anugrahashtakam during worship.
• Worship is traditionally done in the evening or night, especially during Navratri.
• Periodically polish with a mild copper cleaner or tamarind/lemon to maintain shine, or allow it to develop a natural antique patina.
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• FAQs

  1. What material is this Varahi Amman idol made of? This idol is handcrafted from pure copper, a metal considered highly auspicious and spiritually purifying in Hindu worship.

  2. What is the size of the idol? The idol measures 2 inches in height, making it a compact and ideal choice for home temples, personal altars, travel, and gifting.

  3. Why does this idol have 8 hands? The eight hands (ashtabhuja) represent Goddess Varahi's supreme power, with each arm holding a divine weapon or emblem symbolizing her ability to protect devotees and destroy evil.

  4. Who is Goddess Varahi? Varahi is a fierce protective goddess and one of the Sapta Matrikas (seven divine mothers), depicted with a boar face, carrying the energy of Lord Varaha, the boar avatar of Vishnu.

  5. What are the other names of Varahi Amman? She is also known as Vaarahi, Barahi, Varahi Devi, Dandanatha, Panchami, and Bhairavi.

  6. Where should I place this Varahi Amman idol at home? Place it in the north or north-east direction of your pooja room or home temple in a clean, sacred, and respectful spot.

  7. Does the copper idol require special maintenance? You can wipe it with a soft dry cloth and occasionally polish it with a mild copper cleaner, or allow it to develop a natural antique patina over time.

  8. Is this idol suitable for gifting? Yes, it makes a meaningful and auspicious gift for devotees, housewarmings, festivals, and spiritual occasions.