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Superfine Brass Goddess Saraswati & Lord Brahma Pair | Divine Seated Sculptures

Superfine Brass Goddess Saraswati & Lord Brahma Pair | Divine Seated Sculptures

$2,300.00 CAD
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Authentic Heritage Brass (Peetal)

Heavy-gauge alloy crafted using ancestral sand-casting methods. Lead-free and designed for lifetime ritual & home use.

✨ Why Sama Brass?

  • Heirloom Quality: Thick walls retain heat and durability for generations.
  • Vastu Compliant: Traditionally associated with attracting abundance and positivity.
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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Embrace divine wisdom and creation with our exquisite pair of Superfine Brass Goddess Saraswati and Lord Brahma statues. Saraswati, seated on a swan and adorned with natural stones, stands 15 inches tall with a width of 9 inches, depth of 6 inches, and a weight of 10 kg. Accompanied by the young Lord Brahma, this pure brass sculpture measures 16 inches in height, 8 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth, weighing 7.5 kg. Elevate your sacred space with this divine duo, symbolizing wisdom and creation.

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