Garuda – The Divine Symbol of Strength, Devotion and Protection
Discover the magnificence of Garuda, the celestial eagle and the sacred vahana (divine mount) of Lord Vishnu, brought to life in an extraordinary 30-inch idol crafted in pure brass.
A rare find for collectors of sacred Indian art, this imposing masterpiece celebrates the power, unwavering devotion, and divine grace associated with Garuda. Revered in Hindu tradition as a symbol of courage, loyalty, protection, and the triumph of righteousness, Garuda holds a special place in Vaishnavite worship and temple heritage.
Standing 30 inches tall and weighing approximately 43 kg, this substantial brass sculpture possesses an exceptional physical presence. Its intricate carving and finely rendered details reflect the richness of traditional Indian sculptural artistry, transforming the sacred form into a striking work of devotional art.
Crafted in pure brass, the idol is designed for those who appreciate the enduring beauty of traditional metalwork and the timeless significance of Hindu iconography. Its impressive scale makes it particularly suited to spacious home temples, prayer halls, temple interiors, spiritual establishments, and distinguished heritage collections.
Whether placed in a dedicated worship space or showcased as a centrepiece in a traditional architectural setting, this Garuda idol brings together spirituality, artistry, and grandeur in one remarkable creation.
Large Garuda sculptures of this scale are uncommon in many contemporary collections, making this piece a noteworthy choice for discerning devotees and collectors seeking something truly distinctive.
Product Details
- Material: Pure Brass
- Height: 30 inches
- Approximate Weight: 43 kg
- Craftsmanship: Intricate traditional carving
- Ideal Placement: Temples, home mandirs, prayer halls, and heritage interiors
Bring home a magnificent representation of divine devotion and timeless Indian craftsmanship with this exceptional Garuda idol from The Brass Handicrafts.










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