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Lord Ram Idol – 999 Silver Plated | Bow & Arrow | Antique Matte Finish | Gold Art India

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Lord Ram Idol — 999 Silver Plated | Bow & Arrow | Antique Matte Finish

Lord Ram drawing his sacred bow and arrow — the moment of divine focus, courage and dharma captured in 999 silver electroplating with gold accented bow and arrow detailing. The antique matte finish gives it a regal, aged quality that a glossy finish does not. Available in two sizes: 4 inch for car dashboards, office desks and gifting at ₹1,999, and 5.7 inch for a home mandir centrepiece at ₹3,999.

Which Size to Choose

4 Inch — ₹1,999	5.7 Inch — ₹3,999
Car dashboard	Home mandir centrepiece
Office desk	Living room display
Study table	Puja room altar
Everyday gifting	Premium and corporate gifting

4 Inch — ₹1,999

Lord Ram idol 4 inch 999 silver plated bow and arrow front view

5.7 Inch — ₹3,999

Lord Ram idol 5.7 inch 999 silver plated bow and arrow front view

Product Details

Sizes available	4 inch (₹1,999) and 5.7 inch (₹3,999)
Material	High-quality polyresin
Plating	999 grade silver on body. Gold electroplating on bow and arrow.
Finish	Antique matte
Package	Ships in protective gift box with Vastu guide included
Made in	India, handcrafted by Gold Art India artisans

About the Form

This idol captures Lord Ram at the moment he draws his sacred bow, Kodanda, in the pose of a warrior protecting dharma. The bow and arrow are gold plated separately, creating a striking contrast against the antique matte silver body. The detailing on the crown, armour, quiver and facial expression reflects the standard expected from a deity idol rather than a decorative figurine.

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How It Is Made

The idol is sculpted in polyresin, far more durable and detail-retaining than plaster or clay. A conductive base coat is applied to the surface. The body goes through a 999 silver electroplating bath, the bow and arrow through a gold bath separately. An antique matte topcoat is applied to create the aged, regal quality. Genuine electroplating at 999 grade silver purity. Not spray paint, not metallic lacquer.

Where to Place It (Vastu Guide)

Compass Guide

Idol faces East
You sit facing East

Idol faces	East or North-East
You sit	Facing East during puja
Height	Eye level or above. Never on floor.
In mandir	North-east corner of the puja room
Car (4 inch)	Face toward driver
Office desk	North-east corner facing east
Avoid	Bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, floor level, facing south

How to Care for It

Cleaning	Soft dry cloth only. Never water, wet cloth, soap or chemicals.
Puja offerings	Offer milk or water in a bowl placed in front. Never pour directly on the idol.
Patina	The antique matte finish develops a gentle patina over time which adds to the aged, regal character. Normal and desirable.
Sunlight	Avoid prolonged direct sunlight. The matte topcoat is UV sensitive.
Storage	Keep the original gift box for safe transport or storage.

Perfect For

Ram Navami puja

Diwali — Ram's return to Ayodhya is the reason for the festival

Housewarming — brings protection and dharma to the new home

New car or new office opening (4 inch)

Father's Day or birthday for a Ram devotee

Corporate gifting — 5.7 inch is premium enough for a senior colleague or client

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Which size should I buy — 4 inch or 5.7 inch?

The 4 inch at ₹1,999 is right for car dashboards, office desks, study tables and everyday gifting. The 5.7 inch at ₹3,999 is for home mandirs and living room display where it will be the primary Ram idol. The 5.7 inch has significantly more detail visible at distance and a stronger presence on an altar. If in doubt, the 5.7 inch is the right mandir piece.

Why is the bow and arrow gold plated when the body is silver?

The gold bow and arrow against the silver body is a deliberate design choice. The Kodanda, Ram's sacred bow, is described in texts as divine and radiant. Gold reflects that radiance while the silver body gives Lord Ram the cool, meditative quality of a warrior at peace. The contrast also draws the eye to the bow at full draw, which is the defining image of Ram in his Kshatriya warrior form.

Is 999 silver the same as sterling silver?

No. 999 silver is purer than sterling silver. Sterling silver is 925 grade, meaning 92.5% silver. Our 999 grade silver electroplating is 99.9% pure silver, the highest purity available. On an idol, 999 silver gives a brighter, more reflective finish and resists tarnishing better in dry conditions.

Can I energise this idol at home?

Yes. Place the idol on a clean cloth or wooden platform. Light a diya and offer fresh flowers. Chant Jai Shri Ram 108 times or recite the Ram Raksha Stotra. Sprinkle Ganga jal around the idol if available. For the 5.7 inch mandir idol, a formal Prana Pratishtha ceremony by a priest is recommended for those who observe traditional consecration practices.

Does it come ready to gift?

Yes. Ships in a protective gift box built to keep the idol safe in transit. The packaging is presentable enough to gift directly without rewrapping. A Vastu placement guide is included inside the box.

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