Brass AnnaPoorani Sitting On Round Base 3″

Height: 3 Inches , Weight: 0.260 Kg 

A brass idol of Goddess Annapoorani (also spelled Annapurna or Annapurneshwari) is deeply revered in Hindu households, particularly in South India where she is very prominent. Her name, derived from Sanskrit, literally means “the one who is full of food” (“Anna” meaning food/grains and “Poorani” meaning complete or full).

Assurance of Food and Sustenance:

• No Shortage: The foremost benefit is the belief that worshipping Annapoorani ensures that there will never be a shortage of food or basic necessities in the household. She blesses the home with a continuous supply of grains and provisions.
• Abundance: Her presence attracts general abundance, not just in food but in overall resources, helping to alleviate poverty and financial worries.
• Gratitude: The ritual of worshipping her fosters a deep sense of gratitude for the food consumed and the resources available, promoting a positive mindset.