Pure mercury is used to create exquisite handcrafted idols of Lakshmi,
Ganesha, Shiva, Parvati etc. The various idols available are :Parad Shiva Parivar
Shiva is called the Destroyer and is a part of the Hindu triad of Gods. He is also the God of Regeneration. The Shiva Parivar contains Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati and their son - Lord Ganesha. Goddess Parvati symbolizes "Shakti" (strength) and Lord Ganesha is the first God to be worshipped and blesses his worshiper with knowledge, good luck and wealth.
The exquisitely crafted Shiva Parivar is made of pure Parad and is available in different weights like 100 - 125 grams; 250 - 300 grams, etc. The dimensions of Shiva Parivar are 3.0 cm x 3.5 cms x 1.5 cms.
Nandi Idol
Nandi is the "Vahana" (vehicle) of Lord Shiva. The name "Nandi" means "he who grants joy". In ancient times, the bull was called "Nandikeshvara" (Lord of Joy) and was represented as a strong man with a bull's head. Joy was considered a fundamental force of creation. It is also said that Nandikeshvara was a "Rishi" (Wise Man) who guarded the doors of Shiva's abode and thus became divine.
According to Shaivite scholars, Nandi was associated with Lord Shiva because they both symbolize masculine power and the control of that power. Nandi embodies inner strength which can be acquired by controlling physical strength and violence. The Nandi weighs about 100 -150 grams and blesses the worshiper with inner powers to conquer his senses.
Parad Lakshmi Ganesha Idol
Goddess Lakshmi is seated on a beautifully crafted lotus and symbolizes prosperity and wealth. Lord Ganesha is also called "Vighnaharta" who removes all obstacles and marks the beginning of every auspicious occasion.
The Lakshmi Ganesha idol are placed together and are perfect for Diwali pooja. The idols weigh about 75 -100 grams and are made of pure solid mercury.
Ganesha Idol
Parad Ganesha represents the power that removes obstacles and ensures success in every field. Ganesha is worshiped as the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and is always worshiped first in every ritual or ceremony. Ganesha idol is necessary for "Siddhi" (intellectual and spiritual power) and "Riddhi" (material abundance).
Ganesha idol weighs about 50 - 70 grams and is made of solidified mercury. It imparts peace and prosperity to worshipers.
Lakshmi Idol
Parad Lakshmi is beautifully crafted, weighs about 50 - 70 grams and is necessary for good luck, wealth and prosperity. Goddess Lakshmi is the wife of Lord Vishnu, the Preserver and part of the Hindu triad of Gods. This idol blesses the worshiper with wealth, prosperity and harmony in his life.
Vishnu Idol
Lord Vishnu is regarded as a major god in Hindu mythology. He is said to be the Preserver and part of the Hindu triad of Gods. Lord Vishnu has a thousand names and their repetition brings prosperity, peace and harmony to a household.
The beautifully carved idol depicts the four arms of Vishnu that carry a Shankha or conch shell named "Panchajanya" which represents creativity; a Chakra or discus called "Sudarshana" which symbolizes the mind; a Gada or mace, named "Kaumodaki" which represents individual existence and a lotus flower or "Padma" which represents liberation or dispersion. Vishnu idol is made of Parad and is about 6 cms in size and weighs about 165 -185 grams.
Hanuman Idol
Hanuman is the provider of hope, knowledge, fearlessness, intellect and is a symbol of endless devotion. He is the greatest devotee of Lord Rama and has been given a boon to be worshipped through all the "Yugas" (Eras) of Hindu time scale.
Lord Hanuman is depicted as a monkey holding a mace or "Gada" which represents bravery and courage. He has many names like "Mahaveera" (the great hero ), "Pavan-suta" (Son of Air), "Bajarangbali" (One with unlimited power).
The idol of Lord hanuman is made of Parad, weighs about 100 - 120 grams approximately and is about 5 cms. In height. The worshiper of Lord Hanuman is always blessed with pure and unselfish devotion.
Maa Durga Idol
Goddess Durga is considered the symbol of Power. According to legends, the Gods could not defeat a demon called "Mahisha" who could take any form. Lord Shiva advised all gods to release their "Shakti" (power) and from the combined force emerged a magnificent, many armed goddess called Devi Durga. She is called the invincible one and she defeated the demon "Mahisha" and thus saved the Universe from destruction.
The enchanting parad idol of Maa Durga weighs about 100 - 125 grams and is about 4.5 cms. in height. The idol if regularly worshiped blesses the worshiper with power, courage, mental strength and prosperity.
Ladoo Gopal Idol
Lord Krishna was lovingly called "Ladoo Gopal" in his childhood. This idol of Lord Krishna depicts the childhood with the Lord holding a ladoo that symbolizes happiness and joy to the world. The Ladoo Gopal idol is crafted in parad which has a mixture of mercury and other metals. It weighs about 75 - 100 grams and is a much loved idol all over the world.
Parad Shankha/Conch
Parad Conch should be placed in temple or pooja room or office on a red colored cloth. Every morning, the Parad Shankha should be filled with water with 1 - 2 tulsi leaves, 1 - 2 rice grains, flowers etc. After pooja, this water should be sprinkled in every corner of the house and office to bring a positive flow of energy, prosperity and good luck. Shankha weighs about 100 - 125 grams and is considered to be a symbol of good luck and prosperity.