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About Episode's Silver Hanuman Idols Collection
Our silver Hanuman idol collection covers six pieces, starting at ₹4,430 for a simple chalisa plaque and moving up to a larger, more elaborate murti. Every piece is crafted in 92.5 sterling silver. The depiction changes as you go up in scale, from Hanuman standing in devotion to mid-flight carrying the Sanjeevani mountain, to seated in quiet strength.
How Hanuman Is Shown Across This Collection
The collection moves from simple to elaborate as the piece grows in scale, and the price grows with it. At the entry point is a chalisa plaque, which carries the full verses in relief rather than a figure of Hanuman himself. It suits anyone who wants the prayer itself in silver, not an image. From there, the range moves into figure work across five other pieces, each showing him a little differently. Some stand in quiet devotion, some are seated in quiet strength, and the larger pieces carry him mid-flight with the Sanjeevani mountain, worked in more visible detail as the scale goes up. This silver Hanuman murti range lets you choose by mood as much as by size. If you are exploring other deities alongside this one, our deities collection covers the wider range.
Finish and Everyday Placement
Every silver Hanuman statue in this collection is made in 92.5 sterling silver, available in both a silver plated and a full sterling silver finish depending on the piece. A Tarnish Resistant Coat is applied on top, which cuts down the upkeep considerably between cleanings. Hanuman is worshipped for protection and strength in daily life, so people place these idols where they will see them often. A silver Hanuman idol for car dashboards is a common choice for daily use, alongside an office desk, a bedroom shelf, or the main puja corner at home.
Why People Gift a Hanuman Idol
A Hanuman idol travels well as a gift because of what he stands for: courage and steady support rather than a specific ritual. Housewarmings are a common occasion, along with someone starting a new job or going through a difficult stretch. There is a size that fits most gifting budgets, from a compact entry piece to a larger one for a milestone. If you want a larger centrepiece murti to anchor a full puja unit, our mandirs collection has options that pair well with a piece like this.
Care and Shipping
Sterling silver ages well with normal handling, and light daily use will not harm the piece. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after use, and go for an occasional silver-safe cleaning when you notice the shine start to fade. The Tarnish Resistant Coat on these pieces helps hold that shine for longer between cleanings, so you are not cleaning as often as you would with plain silver. Every order is packed to protect the fine detailing on the piece, especially on the larger, more elaborate idols where the work sits close to the surface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every piece here is crafted in 92.5 sterling silver, with a Tarnish Resistant Coat applied on top to reduce day-to-day upkeep. Depending on the piece, you can choose a silver plated or a full sterling silver finish.
Murti is the term used for a devotional image or idol, in this case Hanuman, worked in silver instead of stone or brass.
Most people keep it somewhere they will see it often: a car dashboard, an office desk, a bedroom shelf, or the main puja corner. Hanuman is worshipped for protection and strength through daily life rather than a single occasion.
No, the Hanuman Chalisa plaque carries the full verses of the chalisa worked into the silver in relief, rather than a figure of Hanuman himself. It sits at the lower end of the collection, starting at ₹4,430.
Yes, a Hanuman idol is commonly gifted at a housewarming, when someone starts a new job, or during a difficult period, as a way of wishing them courage and steady support.
Yes, sterling silver is a traditional and durable choice for daily puja. With normal handling and an occasional wipe with a soft dry cloth, these pieces age well and hold their shine, especially with the Tarnish Resistant Coat applied.