Ammavaru brass face 3"inches

An Amman face idol refers to the divine representation of Goddess Amman (a form of Shakti/Devi) that is commonly worshipped in South India. Instead of a full idol, many devotees place just the face of the Goddess (made of clay, metal, or wood) on a decorated frame or pedestal, especially during Navaratri, Varalakshmi Vratham, or other Amman-related poojas.

✨ Features of an Amman Face Idol:

Usually crafted with expressive eyes, adorned with kumkum, turmeric, and sindoor.

Decorated with flowers, jewelry, and silk cloth to symbolize prosperity and divine energy.

Considered a sacred substitute for a full idol when space or tradition prefers a symbolic form.

🙏 Spiritual Significance:

Represents the divine presence of Shakti (universal feminine power).

Invokes blessings for health, wealth, protection, and prosperity.

Easy to install and worship at home during festivals and rituals.

🌸 Uses in Worship:

Installed during Navaratri Golu, Varalakshmi Vratham, Amman festivals.

Used in Pooja Mandirs at home as a permanent or seasonal deity.

Often decorated with mango leaves, flowers, and thoranams.