Vamana Avatar Bronze Idol | 3.25"H x 1.25"W x 0.75"D
Representing Lord Vishnu’s fifth avatar, this traditional Vamana idol captures one of the most distinctive stories within the Dashavatara tradition.
Vamana is traditionally depicted as a dwarf Brahmin who approaches King Mahabali and asks for three paces of land. After Bali grants the request, Vamana assumes the immense Trivikrama form, taking his famous cosmic strides.
This traditional bronze representation brings the distinctive identity of Vamana Vishnu into a devotional sculptural form. It can be placed in a home temple, pooja room, spiritual space or Vishnu and Dashavatara collection.
For collectors searching for a Vamana idol, Vamana statue, Vamana murti, Vamana sculpture or Vishnu Avatar idol, this form represents an important chapter of Vaishnava sacred art.
- Traditional Vamana Avatar idol
- Represents the fifth avatar of Lord Vishnu
- Associated with King Mahabali
- Connected with the famous three-step Vamana story
- Related to the cosmic form Trivikrama
- Suitable as a Vamana idol, statue, murti or sculpture
- Suitable for Vishnu and Dashavatara collections
- Suitable for home temples and pooja rooms
- Traditional Indian devotional-art representation
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