4 inches Swarna Akarshana Bhairava brass idol

The Magnet for Prosperity: 4-Inch Swarna Akarshana Bhairava Brass Idol

Unlock the doors to financial abundance and material security with the Swarna Akarshana Bhairava Brass Idol. Unlike the fierce manifestations of Lord Bhairava, the Swarna Akarshana form is Sattvic (peaceful) and benevolent—renowned as the "Attractor of Gold." Standing at a perfect 4 inches, this idol is handcrafted to help you manifest wealth, clear debts, and preserve family assets.

Product Highlights:

• The "Gold-Attracting" Iconography: This idol features the deity in a seated, graceful posture. He is traditionally depicted with four arms, holding the Akshaya Patra (Vessel of Inexhaustible Wealth) and the Shula (Trident). His presence is meant to transform the energy of your space into a magnet for prosperity.
• Premium Temple-Grade Brass: Cast in high-quality, heavy-duty brass, this idol possesses a rich, golden hue that symbolizes the very element it represents. The solid metal construction ensures it will remain a sacred heirloom for generations.
• Exquisite Artisan Detailing: Despite its compact 4-inch size, the idol features intricate carvings—from the serene expression on Lord Bhairava’s face to the detailed ornaments and his loyal companion, the dog, seated at his side.
• Space-Optimized for Abundance: Its 4-inch height is specifically designed for placement in safe lockers (Tijori), cash boxes, or home altars, where space may be limited but the need for spiritual energy is high.

Spiritual Significance & Benefits

Swarna Akarshana Bhairava is the supreme deity of the "Golden Age." Worshiping this form is a traditional remedy for:

• Attracting New Opportunities: Opening paths for business growth and career advancement.
• Debt Relief: Helping the devotee clear long-standing financial burdens and loans.
• Protecting Assets: Guarding your existing wealth and gold from unforeseen losses.

Care & Ritual Usage

• The Friday Ritual: Fridays and Ashtami (the 8th lunar day) are considered the most auspicious days for Lord Bhairava. Offering honey or pomegranate seeds before this brass idol is a common practice.
• Maintenance: To keep the "Swarna" (gold) luster bright, clean the idol with a soft dry cloth. If it develops a natural patina, you can polish it with a little tamarind or pitambari to restore its brilliant shine.
• Placement Tip: For best results, place the idol facing North (the direction of Kubera) or in the South-East corner of your home or office to activate the fire element of wealth.