Brass Idol: Goddess Umiya in Divine Form

Description

Behold the exquisite brass idol of Goddess Umiya, weighing 600 grams and standing at a height of 5 inches. This finely crafted representation captures the divine essence of Goddess Umiya as she sits gracefully in all her glory. With intricate detailing and a radiant aura, this brass idol is a symbol of beauty and spirituality. Whether you seek a sacred addition to your home altar or a thoughtful gift, this idol is a testament to craftsmanship and devotion, inviting the blessings and grace of Goddess Umiya into your life.

Umiya Mata is the deity worshipped by lakhs of Kadva Patidars spread across the world. She is the consort of the Mighty Shivashankar and the daughter of Parvatraj Dakhsa. She is the supreme power ‘Shakti’ and is also the mother of the Ganesha.

The word Umiya is derived from the word Uma, meaning mother. She sits in the main temple of Unjha and is worshipped by her sons and daughters across Gujarat and World. She is worshipped in various forms, the most popular form is of “Parvati” and she is also known as Nav Chandi or Nav Durga due to the nine forms popularly worshipped.