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Brass God Idols, Maduraiveeran & Karuppanasamy

Karupasamy 9″

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Madurai Veeran, also known as Veeran, is a Tamil folk deity popular in southern Tamil Nadu, India. His name literally means, “warrior of Madura

₹6,280.00 3% Off

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Karuppasamy Idol/ 3 X 2″/ Karuppaswamy Statue/ Brass Karuppu Sami

Highlights:

Karuppasamy is typically depicted as a tall, dark-complexioned figure with a thick mustache. He is often shown carrying a sword and other weapons, riding a white or black horse or a buffalo, which symbolizes his warrior-like nature.

As a guardian and village deity (kaval deivam), he is seen as a champion of justice and a swift enforcer of righteousness. His name is derived from the Tamil words Karuppu (black) and Samy (God), alluding to his dark complexion.

₹650.00 28% Off

Maduraiveeran & Karuppanasamy

Karuppasamy Idol/ 6 X 3″/ Karuppu Sami/ Brass Idol/ Folk God/ Pooja Decor

Highlights:

Karuppasamy is typically depicted as a tall, dark-complexioned figure with a thick mustache. He is often shown carrying a sword and other weapons, riding a white or black horse or a buffalo, which symbolizes his warrior-like nature.

As a guardian and village deity (kaval deivam), he is seen as a champion of justice and a swift enforcer of righteousness. His name is derived from the Tamil words Karuppu (black) and Samy (God), alluding to his dark complexion.

₹1,550.00 22% Off

Brass God Idols, Maduraiveeran & Karuppanasamy

MADURAI VEERAN 6″

Highlights:

Karuppasamy is typically depicted as a tall, dark-complexioned figure with a thick mustache. He is often shown carrying a sword and other weapons, riding a white or black horse or a buffalo, which symbolizes his warrior-like nature.

As a guardian and village deity (kaval deivam), he is seen as a champion of justice and a swift enforcer of righteousness. His name is derived from the Tamil words Karuppu (black) and Samy (God), alluding to his dark complexion.

₹1,630.00 9% Off

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