Tirupati Balaji Brass Idols
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About Tirupati Balaji Brass Idols

Quick Answer: Sama Homesā€™ Tirupati Balaji Collection features authentic, handcrafted brass idols of Lord Venkateswara (also known as Srinivasa, Govinda, or Perumal). Revered as the "Lord of Seven Hills" and the bestower of wealth and prosperity, our solid brass statues capture the divine intricate detailing of the deity found in the Tirumala temple.

Invite the Lord of Wealth & Abundance

Discover our exclusive Tirupati Balaji collection, the trusted destination for authentic brass and copper idols. Handcrafted by skilled artisans with precision and devotion, these statues bring the divine presence of Lord Venkateswara into your home.

In the Kali Yuga, Lord Balaji is known as the Pratyaksha Daivam (the visible God) who grants boons quickly. Our collection celebrates the rich Indian tradition of worship, offering you a way to connect with Tirumala's divine energy right from your prayer room.

Why Devotees Choose Sama Homes Balaji Idols

  • Authentic Alankaram: Detailed carving of the jewelry, garland, and the holy Namam (Tilak).
  • Shanku & Chakra: Clearly defined symbols of the Conch and Discus, representing preservation and liberation.
  • Solid Brass Purity: Heavy, durable, and polished to a golden shine, perfect for Abhishekam.
  • Ethical Craftsmanship: We support women-led artisan communities in India.

A Divine Assortment

šŸ™ Lord Venkateswara

Majestic standing idols of Balaji in various sizes for your main home altar.

šŸŒø Goddess Padmavathi

Pair your Balaji idol with Goddess Lakshmi (Padmavathi) for complete prosperity.

šŸŖ” Dasavataram & Decor

Traditional brass lamps (diyas) and dashavatar sets to enhance your rituals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why keep a Tirupati Balaji idol at home?

Lord Venkateswara is revered as the Lord of Wealth. Worshipping his brass idol at home is believed to remove financial obstacles, bring peace, and attract abundance.

What are the symbols on the idol?

Our authentic idols feature the Shanku (Conch) and Chakra (Discus) in his upper hands, the Varada Mudra (giving boon) in the lower hand, and the distinct 'U' shaped Namam on the forehead.

Where should I place the Balaji statue?

Place Lord Balaji in your Pooja room facing East or West. Ensure the altar is clean and elevated.

How do I clean the idol?

To maintain the golden shine, wipe with a soft cloth. You can occasionally use lemon juice or Pitambari powder for a deep cleanse, then rinse and dry thoroughly.