About Kartikeya Idols/Murtis/Statues
Kartikeya, also known as Murugan, Skanda, Subramanya, and Kumara, is the divine son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, revered as the God of War, Victory, Courage, and Wisdom. He is the commander of the celestial armies and is worshipped for protection from negativity, removal of obstacles, and success in career, education, and competitions.
Kartikeya idols symbolize strength, leadership, and youthful energy. They are often depicted riding his sacred peacock vehicle (Mayura), holding his powerful Vel (spear), which represents knowledge and the destruction of ignorance. His serene yet powerful posture inspires confidence and fearlessness in devotees.
Placing a Kartikeya idol in the home or office is believed to attract positive energy, willpower, discipline, and success. In South India—especially Tamil Nadu—Murugan worship is deeply rooted, and his blessings are sought during festivals like Skanda Shashti, Thaipusam, and Vaikasi Visakam.
Kartikeya Murtis are available in various materials like brass, copper, marble, and polyresin, making them suitable for pooja rooms, temples, altars, gifting, and festive decor. They make a divine addition for devotees seeking courage, clarity, and victory over challenges.