Maa Durga Idols

The Goddess Durga Murti symbolizes divine strength, courage and the feminine force. Goddess Durga often called the warrior goddess who is a manifestation of divine Shakti and represents strength, power and protection. According to Hindu mythology, she appeared to defeat the demon Mahishasura symbolizing the victory of good over evil. The Goddess Durga Idol represents the fearless and compassionate aspect of the feminine divine.

Durga is often depicted riding a lion or tiger wielding various weapons in her multiple arms and adorned with royal attire and jewelry. The lion represents courage while the weapons symbolize the qualities needed to overcome obstacles and challenges.

Goddess Durga is worshipped in nine different forms during the festival of Navaratri each representing a distinct aspect of the divine feminine. These forms are known as the Navadurga include Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kaalratri, Mahagauri and Siddhidatri. The Goddess Durga idol often incorporates these diverse manifestations.

The Goddess Durga Statue holds great spiritual importance attracting worshippers seeking blessings for courage, protection and empowerment. The presence of Durga idol in homes and temples is believed to bring strength, dispel fear and inspire a sense of empowerment.

Different Types of Goddess Durga Murti :

1. Mahishasura Mardini Durga Idol :

Depicts Goddess Durga in her fierce form slaying the buffalo demon Mahishasura symbolizing the triumph of good over evil.

2. Durga with Lion (Simha-vahini Durga Idol) :

Illustrates Goddess Durga riding on a lion showcasing her strength and fearlessness.

3. Chandi Durga Idol :

Represents the fierce and powerful aspect of Goddess Durga as Chandi often depicted with multiple arms and weapons.

4. Santoshi Mata Murti :

Portrays Goddess Durga as Santoshi Mata, the goddess of satisfaction and contentment often depicted in a calm and benevolent form.

5. Gaja Lakshmi Durga Idol :

Combines the forms of Goddess Durga and Goddess Lakshmi emphasizing both warrior and prosperity aspects.

6. Saraswati Durga Idol :

Illustrates Goddess Durga with attributes of Goddess Saraswati symbolizing wisdom and knowledge.

7. Maha Gauri Durga Statue :

Represents Goddess Durga in her serene and radiant form emphasizing purity and tranquility.

8. Katyayani Durga Idol :

Portrays Goddess Durga as Katyayani often associated with the fierce battle against the demon Mahishasura.

9. Navadurga Statue :

Encompasses the nine forms of Goddess Durga each representing a different manifestation of her divine power.

10. Annapurna Durga Idol :

Depicts Goddess Durga as Annapurna the provider of food and nourishment often shown with a bowl of food in her hand.