Goddess Durga Oxidised Silver Singhasan

Glistening in pure elegance, the Goddess Durga Oxidised Silver Singhasan is a proof of the impeccable craftsmanship of Beliram Silverware’s adroit artisans.
The oxidation of silver enhances the fine details carved on to the entire chandi ka singhasan in utter sophistication.
Having an ever-enhancing worth, the artefact acts as a remarkable investment as well as asset, even when it is put to use.
The authenticity of the souvenir comes with a hallmark on its body depicting that it is made with 925 sterling silver.

In Hinduism, people highly idolize and hold Goddess Durga in great significance, giving her a special place in Hindu mythology and worship. Representing the divine feminine energy, known as “Shakti” or “Devi”, she embodies power, strength and creative force of the universe. Hence, bringing home a Goddess Durga Oxidised Silver Singhasan can help you welcome positivity, strength and spiritual awakening, building a deeper connection to tradition. However, you can detach the mentioned idol and replace it with other idols of your choice. Moreover, you can also purchase the pure silver singhasan and the goddess idol individually.

Speaking of which, the chandi ka singhasan puts on display an ancient Nakshi design. The engravings include carved flowers, foliage, acanthus, elephants, swans and all things pretty.The silver singhasan, big in size and outlined in a Chippendale style. Which surrounds itself with a cutwork fence. Supported by four vigorous legs, the artefact has good stability and strength.

Sprawling across the backrest is a similar floral and acanthus design. It can add to the elegance of the pure chandi ka singhasan. An intricately designed chhatra (umbrella) hangs above the throne to honour the idols of the deities to be seated in it.

For it’s mesmerising physical appearance, the souvenir works wonders. When gifted to your affectionate ones on occasions such as Diwali, Dhanteras, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, etc. Furthermore, it is made with 92.5% silver, signifying the purity of the silver. To ensure about its authenticity, each one of Beliram’s artefacts come with a hallmark. For the same reason, this piece of creation has a significant value which only increases as time passes. Therefore, one can also consider it as an heirloom and pass down to the next generations as a token of love.