Brass Snake (Naag) Statue – Vastu Idol for Shiva and Rahu-Ketu Worship

This brass statue of a snake (Naag) depicts one of the most revered symbols in Vedic tradition. The serpent is associated with Lord Shiva, with Rahu and Ketu, and with kundalini, and in Vastu Shastra a Naag statue is traditionally kept to guard the home and honour ancestral blessings. It is energised before dispatch.

Product details

• Material: brass
• Form: snake (Naag) statue
• Traditional associations: Lord Shiva, Rahu-Ketu and Naag Dosha remedies
• Preparation: energised before dispatch

Care

Wipe it with a dry cloth. To restore the brass shine, polish occasionally with lemon and salt or a brass cleaner, then rinse and dry.

Please consult your astrologer about Rahu-Ketu or Naag Dosha remedies for your chart.

• Naag Dosha Removal — Directly addresses ancestral serpent debt, protecting current-generation family members from its karmic effects
• Home Protection — Shiva's divine serpent acts as the ultimate spiritual guardian against negative energies, evil eye, and hidden enemies
• Rahu-Ketu Balance — Calms the disruptive energies of Rahu and Ketu, reducing sudden reversals, unexpected shocks, and mysterious setbacks
• Kundalini Activation — For spiritual seekers, the snake statue activates dormant kundalini energy, accelerating spiritual growth and awakening
• Wealth Protection — Guards the family's accumulated wealth against hidden losses, unexpected theft, and financial shocks

• Unbox with clean hands. Place the snake statue on a fresh white cloth and offer a small bowl of raw milk — the snake's most sacred and beloved offering in Vedic tradition.
• For Naag Dosha remedy: place at the main entrance facing outward. For Shiva worship: place in North-East of pooja room. For wealth protection: place beside your cash box or safe.
• Perform a milk Abhishek on the snake statue, pouring slowly over the hood while chanting 'Om Naagaya Namah' 11 times. Then light a camphor diya and incense.
• Every Naag Panchami and every Monday (Shiva's day), offer fresh milk and white flowers. Chant the Naag Panchami mantra: 'Anantam Vasukeem Shesham Padmanabham Cha Bhumikam...' for protection.
• Acharya (Dr.) Lavbhushan ji's guidance: for families with recurring Naag Dosha symptoms (unexplained losses, fertility issues, family conflict), perform 40 consecutive Monday milk offerings with full sincerity for measurable relief.

• Main Entrance (Facing Outward) — Guards the home against negative energies, evil eye, and hidden enemies
• Pooja Room (North-East, Shiva Area) — Activates divine protection and Shiva's blessings alongside Shivling
• Garden or Tulsi Courtyard — Traditional Naag placement for blessing the home's land and removing ancestral debt
• Homes with Naag Dosha — Powerful permanent remedy for families experiencing recurring losses, illness, or disharmony
• Near Cash Box or Safe — Protects stored wealth from hidden losses and unexpected financial shocks