Parashurama Avatar Bronze Statue | 3.25H x 1.25W x 0.75D Inch
Representing the distinctive sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu, this traditional Parashurama Avatar statue brings together the spiritual identity of a sage with the strength of a warrior.
Known as Parashurama, Parashuram and Bhargava Rama, he is traditionally recognized through his association with the parashu, or battle axe. His unique position within the Dashavatara makes a Parashurama idol particularly distinctive among representations of Vishnu's avatars.
Crafted as a traditional bronze devotional representation, this Parashurama murti is suitable for home temples, pooja rooms, spiritual spaces and collections of Vishnu Avatar sculptures.
It can also complement a larger Dashavatara idol collection, alongside Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Rama, Krishna and other traditionally represented Vishnu avatars.
- Traditional Parashurama Avatar statue
- Represents the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu
- Also known as Parashuram and Bhargava Rama
- Distinctive warrior-sage identity
- Traditionally associated with the parashu / battle axe
- Suitable as a Parashurama idol, murti or sculpture
- Suitable for home temples and pooja rooms
- Suitable for Vishnu Avatar and Dashavatara collections
- Traditional Indian devotional-art representation
Why Parashurama Is Different from Rama?
Parashurama and Lord Rama are different figures within the Vishnu Avatar tradition.
- Parashurama → sixth avatar
- Rama → seventh avatar in the commonly used Dashavatara sequence
- Parashurama → warrior sage associated with the axe
- Rama → prince of Ayodhya and central figure of the Ramayana
The National Museum also records a traditional encounter between Rama and Parashurama, illustrating their distinct identities within the narrative tradition.
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