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3D printed Durga idol for the home — hand-painted resin, made in Kolkata

A Durga murti for a flat, a desk or a small thakur ghar: 3D modelled, printed in resin at the size you choose, then hand-painted one piece at a time in Kolkata. From 8 cm to 20 cm, shipped across India.

Durga with Familyfrom ₹1,269Maa Durgafrom ₹2,199Mrinmoyee — Maa Durgafrom ₹1,719Dashabhuja — Maa Durgafrom ₹1,719

Which Durga suits your space

The standing Mahishasura Mardini, with the ten arms, the lion and the trishul, is the pandal image people grew up with. The seated Mrinmoyee is calmer and made for the everyday corner where you light a diya. The family set brings Ganesh, Lakshmi, Saraswati and Kartik with her under one arch.

Sabeki face, daaker saj detail

The face is sculpted in the sabeki style, with wide chokkhu daan eyes and the white daaker saj ornaments worked in relief. Because the colour goes on by hand, the shades differ a little from piece to piece, which is what separates a hand-painted murti from a factory casting.

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Questions people ask

What size Durga idol is right for a flat?

For a small home mandir or a shelf, 10 cm to 14 cm sits well without crowding the space. For a proper thakur ghar or a shop counter, 18 cm to 20 cm reads better from across the room.

Is a resin Durga idol suitable for daily puja?

Yes. The resin is UV-stable and does not chip like plaster. Keep the diya and incense a little away from the piece, and wipe it with a dry cloth. It is a murti for the home, not for immersion.

How long does it take to arrive?

Each idol is cast to order, so five to seven days for the piece plus shipping from Kolkata. During Pujo season we ask you to order early because the queue fills up.

Can I get the idol without paint?

Yes, every piece comes in hand-painted colour or raw grey resin, and the plain version costs about 30 percent less.