
Handcrafted Black Marble Swami Samarth Blessing Murti, 18 inch
Jet-black marble Shree Swami Samarth in the darbar blessing pose — an 18-inch statement murti for the home mandir.
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About This Piece
Shree Swami Samarth of Akkalkot — the revered Datta-avatar guru-saint whose reassuring words "Bhiu Nakos, Mi Tujhya Pathishi Aahe" (Fear not, I am with you) steady millions of devotees — is rendered here in a striking 18-inch murti carved from deep jet-black marble. Where most Swami Samarth idols arrive in warm white marble, this piece takes the contrarian path: a mirror-dark stone that turns the saint's serene darbar presence into a bold, contemplative focal point. The murti is hand-carved from a single block of dense black stone and brought to a high mirror polish, so the elderly saint's flowing beard, draped shawl and rounded, benevolent form catch a soft ribbon of light across an otherwise deep, quiet surface. Every chisel pass is guided by hand — the folds of the uttariya over one shoulder, the rudraksha mala at the chest, the vertical tilak on the forehead, and the calm, luminous gaze that gives a Swami Samarth murti its unmistakable stillness. Swami Maharaj is seated in sukhasana on a cushioned asana above a carved plinth, the right hand raised in the abhaya (blessing and fearlessness) mudra while the left rests easy upon the knee — the classic darbar composition that reads as a living, commanding presence at the altar. At 18 inches the scale is generous enough to anchor a dedicated shrine, yet contained enough to sit comfortably within a home mandir. The jet-black finish makes this murti especially suited to a dark teak mandir, a modern meditation corner, or any setting where a single warm spotlight can let the polished stone glow against the shadows. It also makes a meaningful gift for a Datta-sampradaya devotee or a guru-bhakta seeking a distinctive contemporary murti. Each piece is made to order by our karigars, so subtle variation in grain and tooling is part of its handcrafted character. Pair it with a simple diya and fresh flowers, and the darbar of Akkalkot Swami finds a quiet, dignified home in your space.
Specifications
Pose
Seated darbar blessing (sukhasana, right hand in abhaya)
Color
Black
Finish
Mirror polish
Material
Black Marble
Ideal For
Home mandir, Meditation corner, Statement altar piece
Weight In Kg
45
Depth In Inches
10
Width In Inches
13
Height In Inches
18
Region Or Tradition
Indian / Maharashtrian (Akkalkot, Datta tradition)