5.5″ Standing Hanuman in Anjali Mudra | Handcrafted Panchaloha

Panchaloha is a mixture of Copper, Zinc, Tin, Gold & Silver.

The figure is cast using traditional lost-wax methods that demand precision at every stage, from the initial wax modelling to the final surface work. The idol shows Hanuman standing upright in a composed, frontal stance on an ornate tiered pedestal with floral detailing at the base. The tall crown, layered ornamental armour across the chest and arms, and the structured dhoti with embossed borders are all rendered with careful attention to iconographic convention. The facial expression, though small in scale, carries the concentrated stillness characteristic of devotional temple sculpture.

In Hindu tradition, Hanuman is the embodiment of selfless devotion, physical strength, and mental discipline. The anjali mudra form specifically represents him as the eternal sevak — the devoted servant of Rama — and is among the most revered iconographic postures in Vaishnava and Shaiva worship alike. This form is considered particularly auspicious for daily puja and for placement in spaces where focus, courage, and protection are sought.

Panchaloha is held to be ritually superior among casting alloys in South Indian temple tradition. The combination of five metals produces a material that is dense, stable, and resistant to tarnish over time. Its warm silver-gold tone deepens with age and handling, making it well suited for both worship and long-term display.

This piece carries a polished finish that brings out the brightness of the alloy across the crown, ornaments, and base details. As with all handcrafted work, minor variation in surface tone and texture from piece to piece is expected and reflects the nature of the process.

At 300 grams and 5.5 inches tall, this idol is well proportioned for a puja room, a home altar, or an office desk, and makes a considered gift for Hanuman Jayanti, housewarmings, or any occasion calling for something of lasting devotional and material quality.