48 inch brass tirupati balaji statue with stone work, full front view
Balaji statue with red, green and blue stones and green colour work, seen from the side
Close-up of Balaji's face, white namam, crown and stone-set earrings
Lower half of the statue with stone rows, colour work on the dhoti and the hanging bead strings
Deep purple background highlights detailed multicolored embellishments on brass tirupati balaji statue front view.
Elegant home altar showcasing detailed feet and ornate base of brass Tirupati Balaji statue
Close-up of the decorated base and feet from the back side of brass tirupati balaji statue

48 Inch Brass Tirupati Balaji Statue with Stone Work for a Temple Hall

Three worries come up whenever a family stands in front of a big stone-work Balaji. Will the stones fall out? Will the colour fade? And how will we ever move him? This 48 inch brass tirupati balaji statue with stone work weighs 49 kg, so these are fair questions. Here are honest answers.

Will the stones on Govinda come loose?

The statue is first cast in brass and cleaned up by hand with a chisel. Only after that are the stones set, one by one, into small cups made for them. With gentle handling they stay in place for years. Never scrub them, and keep cloths with loose threads away.

How do I clean so much colour?

A soft brush lifts dust from the stones and from the green, orange and red colour work. A dry cotton cloth is enough for the golden face and hands. Keep water, lemon and polish away from the coloured parts.

Can two people move 49 kg?

Plan for three. Lift from the round base, never from the arms, the chakra or the shankh.

Once he is in place, look at him the way a devotee would. A tall white namam sits between the crown and the eyes. The chakra rises in his right hand and the shankh in his left. His lower right hand points down to his feet, and the left rests on his hip. Long bead strings hang on both sides down to the base, and even the round base has a ring of coloured stones.

In the light of a ghee lamp, every stone on him throws back a small spark.

What are your murtis made of?

We offer both brass and stone murtis, handcrafted by skilled artisans. The material, exact size and weight of each murti are listed in the product details on this page.

Will the murti look exactly like the photos?

Every murti is handmade, so small differences are natural. Brass murtis can vary slightly in colour and finish, and stone murtis can show natural veins, shade and texture of the stone. The design and size stay the same as shown.

How long will delivery take?

Orders within India are usually delivered in 6–10 days, with free shipping. You will receive tracking details once your order is dispatched.

Do you ship outside India?

Yes, we ship internationally. Message us on WhatsApp with your country and the murti you like, and we will share the shipping cost and delivery time.

Can I get a custom murti made?

Yes. Share the deity, material (brass or stone), size and finish you want on WhatsApp, and we will guide you on the design, price and making time.

What if my order arrives damaged?

Please record a video while opening the parcel. If anything is damaged, send us the video and photos on WhatsApp and we will help you with a replacement or return as per our return policy.

How do I clean and care for my murti?

Brass: wipe gently with a soft, dry cotton cloth. Avoid water, lemon and chemical polish. Brass slowly develops a warm patina over time; this is natural.

Stone: dust with a soft dry cloth, or a slightly damp cloth if needed, and let it dry fully. Avoid acidic cleaners, soaps and harsh chemicals. Handle with care and place it on a stable, flat surface, as stone can chip if it falls.

Which payment options are available?

You can pay securely online using UPI, debit or credit cards and net banking.

Need help choosing the right murti?

Message or call us on WhatsApp at +91 6372746185. We are happy to help you choose the right material and size for your home or mandir.

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