Dear Art Collector,

Are you in search of a hand painted Bengali Maa Shyama Kali Murti or Dakshina Kali Thakur idol or distinctive sculptures inspired by deities and mythology? We bring to you an authentic creation rooted in India’s deep spiritual heritage and timeless epics.

About this Bengali Maa Shyama Kali Idol:

This Maa Kali idol is hand crafted from marble stone dust and carefully hand painted.

Material : Marble stone dust (not single marble stone)

Specifications

Weight: 1.1 kg

Height: 27 cm

Width: 20 cm

Depth: 9 cm

Disclaimer

Actual colors may slightly differ due to lighting and screen variations.

Minor differences in size may occur as each piece is handmade.

The word Dakshina can mean “south” or “benevolent/gentle aspect.”

So, Dakshina Kali represents a more compassionate and approachable form of Kali compared to her fierce, destructive manifestations.

Dakshina Kali symbolizes:

Destruction of ego and ignorance

Liberation (moksha)

Protection of devotees

The balance between fierce power and motherly compassion

Her stepping on Shiva represents the calming of uncontrolled cosmic energy—when power meets consciousness.

The word Shyama means “dark” or “dusky”, referring to Kali’s deep blue/black complexion—but in a devotional sense, it also expresses intimacy and affection, like calling the goddess “our own Mother.”

We have been creating idols of Hindu deities with devotion and care. Each sculpture is crafted with attention to fine details while preserving its simplicity. To us, these thakur murtis are not just idols —they are part of our everyday lives and beliefs.

Every piece we create is an invitation from Mollis Arts to experience a deeper connection and become part of this ongoing journey.