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Adiyogi Shiva Statue BS-AAB-4
Adiyogi refers to Shiva (Shankara) as the first yogi, regarded as the patron god of yoga, meditation and arts. Shiva is also known as The Destroyer within the Trimurti, the Hindu trinity which also includes Brahma and Vishnu. Shiva has many aspects, benevolent as well as fearsome. In benevolent aspects, he is depicted as an omniscient Yogi who lives an ascetic life on Mount Kailash. This Brass Adiyogi idol is 1.3 kg in weight, 4.5 inches in height and 6.5 inches in width.
Kedarnath Temple Idol
The Kedarnath Temple, located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, is one of the most revered Hindu shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is situated at an altitude of 3,583 meters (11,755 feet) in the Garhwal Himalayan range near the Mandakini River. The temple is a key part of the Char Dham pilgrimage and the Panch Kedar.
This beautifully crafted miniature of the temple is available in our store. It is completely made of Brass, weighing around 2.2kgs, height is 6 inch and width is 6.5 inches.
Lord Shiva 6 inch (SC-2356)
Discover the timeless allure of our meticulously crafted Brass Siva statues, where tradition meets artistry in the most divine form. Our collection embodies the essence of Lord Siva, capturing the grace, strength, and divine energy associated with this revered deity.
Our Brass Siva statues exude elegance and sophistication, making them a perfect addition to your sacred space or home decor. The rich, golden hue of brass adds a touch of opulence to any environment. Lord Siva, the auspicious one, is a symbol of auspiciousness, transformation, and the destroyer of obstacles. Having a Brass Siva statue in your space is believed to invite divine blessings, protection, and positive energy.
Dimensions: Height is 6 inch, width is 4 inch and weights is 1.43 kg.
Nandi Brass Idol (SC-3261)
Nandi is said to be a granter of boons and the chief of the Siddhas in Hinduism. The Nandi is a symbol of patience, strength, and sincerity.
The Nandi is symbolic of stability and is often seen seated in front of the main shrine. Each of the four legs of the divine mount represents the four elements:
1. Sathya, the truth
2. Dharma, righteousness
3. Shanti, peace
4. Prema, love
The name, Nandi, translates to “one that gives joy.” Every Nandi Statue follows the traditional morphology of a bull or the Indian ox. A strong hump is seen on the back, strong horns on the head. It is believed that enlightenment can be attained through the understanding and the practice of these elements, making it the purpose of human birth. Therefore, the Nandi protects Dharma and the chief of the Ganas. The Nandi statue can be worshipped both in the home and in the office to bring in prosperity, good luck, success, wealth, and power.
The Nandi protects and secures work and businesses from unforeseen conditions. The Nandi creates an atmosphere of respect and reverence in the family unit when worshipped at home.
Worshipping a Nandi statue in the workplace increases stability in the work environment. It also attracts new customers and clients while ensuring long-term, loyal collaborations. Many devotees also believe that worshipping the Nandi statue helps them receive blessings from their forefathers and helps devotees suffering from Pithra Dosha.
Dimensions: Height is 5.5inch, width is 8inch and weighs 2.5kg
Natarajar Idol
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even through the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance.He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 19inch, width is 16inch and weight is 7.6kg.
Natarajar Idol (SC-513)
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even through the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance.He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 10inch and weight is 2.19 kg.
Natarajar Idol 10 inch (NATRAJ-4400)
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even through the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance.He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 10inch, width is 7.5 inch and weight is 2.2kg.
Natarajar Idol 12.5 inch (NATRAJ-5900)
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even through the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance.He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 12.5inch, width is 8.5inch and weight is 3.1kg.
Natarajar Idol 15.5 inch (NATRAJ-9900)
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even through the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance.He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 15.5inch, width is 10.5inch and weight is 7.6kg.
Natarajar Idol 19 inch
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even though the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance. He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (Prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 19inch, width is 17inch and weight is 8.2kg.
Natarajar Idol 20 inch
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even though the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance. He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (Prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 20inch, width is 16inch and weight is 8kg.
Natarajar Idol 6.5 inch (NAT-AMH-65)
Dancing through time: Embracing the divine rhythm with this mesmerizing brass Nataraja statue. The statue is symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance and dramatic arts. He looks calm, even through the continuous chain of creation and destruction that maintains the universe, that shows the supreme tranquility of the Atma. His legs are bent, which suggests an energetic dance. His long, matted tresses, are shown to be loose and flying out in thin strands during the dance, spread into a fan behind his head, because of the wildness and ecstasy of the dance. He dances within a circular or cyclically closed arch of flames (prabha mandala), which symbolically represent the cosmic fire that in Hindu cosmology creates everything and consumes everything, in cyclic existence or cycle of life. The fire also represents the evils, dangers, heat, warmth, light and joys of daily life. The arch of fire emerges from two makara (mythical water beasts) on each end.
This magnificent statue is a wonderful piece of art, crafted intricately on brass, the handmade design has so much detail and meaning for each detail.
Dimensions: Height is 6.5inch, width is 6 inch and weight is 750gms.