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Brass Shiva murti 20 inch | 100% Certified Copper & Brass

Brass Shiva murti 20 inch | 100% Certified Copper & Brass

$1,083.33 CAD
Now $1,083.33 CAD
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High-Purity Copper (99.6% Certified)

Lab-verified. No toxic linings, lacquer, or plating. Experience the authentic taste of Tamra Jal.

🧪 Traditional Material Science

  • Oligodynamic Effect: Naturally alkalizes and purifies water when stored overnight.
  • Food Safe: Compliance tested for EU, US, and Health Canada safety standards.
💰 Factory Direct Pricing (The Truth)
Feature Typical Retail Brand Sama Homes (Direct)
Quality 98% Copper 99.6% Pure
Middlemen Retail Markups ✔None (Factory Direct)
Ad Spend You pay for their Ads ✔Zero (Word of Mouth)
Packaging Fancy Throwaway Box ✔Minimalist Eco-Pack
Free Ship Usually $100+ Over $75 CAD
Price $60-75 $1,083.33
The Sama Standard

"We are not just a store; we are manufacturers. Every Sama Homes product is lab-tested for purity and crafted to honor our heritage. That is my personal standard."

Megha Tyagi
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Brass Lord Shiva statue. Intricately Handcrafted in India. Premium Quality. 

Height 20 inch, Width 13.5 inch, Depth 9.5 inch 

Weight 12 kgs 

High-quality certified product, perfect for home and spiritual décor.

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💡 Pro Tip: Purity & Care

Real copper develops dark spots (Patina) over time. This is proof of purity!
See maintenance photos →

Essential Reading: Do you know the rules of Tamra Jal?
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