Exotic India
Art is a finest Ecommerce product provider. Exotic India products are completely
based on Indian Ancient Arts, Paintings, Books, Textiles, Sculptures, Beauty,
Jewelry, Healthcare, Beads and many more products based on Indian Culture and traditions. Here you will get collection
of all kinds of Indian Textiles for both men’s and women’s. Here you will a
beautiful wedding collections in form of Sari (Baluchari, Baranasi, Bomkai,
Kanchivaram, Bridal, Chilka,Chanderi, and many more.), Salwar Kameez, Dhoti,
Pajama Kurtas, Skirts, Tops, Lehenga Cholis, and much more made of Textiles
such as bed spreads, Footwears, Handmade bags and more. If you are a Book
reader or lover you will get a massive collections of Ancient and modern books
related with many topics such as Religions, Buddhist, History, Architecture,
Art, Different Languages, Astrology, Philosophy, Yoga, and many more in
multiple languages. Here you will get a collection of large to small Sculptures
and statues based on Indian Art and Cultures. You will get Sculptures of Hindu
God and Hindu Goddesses, Nepalese God and Goddesses, Buddha Sculptures and
statues, Tantras, South Indian, Dolls
and many others made of Wood, Stones, Marbles, Bronze, Brass, Gold, Silver and
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| Goddess Kali Sculptures and Statues | Mata Kali |
The Devi Kali is one of the rare, purely wrathful deities of the Hindu pantheon. She has
a bloodlust for adharma, which she conquers without mercy. Indeed, mercy is not
the forte of the Kali-roopa of Lord Shiva’s wife, to which the elements of her
iconography stand testimony. The life-sized brass murti of the Devi Kali that
you see on this page conforms to her wrathful iconography and does justice to
the beauty and ferocity of her personality.
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| Mata Kaali | Kali |
She stands
tall and unwavering over the supine body of Lord Shiva Himself. Her clothing
comprises little more than a tiger skin loincloth and a short choli (which is
absent in most Devi Kali icons). By way of shringar she has bangles in all ten
of her powerful arms (dashabhujadhari), necklaces on her torso, and kundalas
flanking her neck. More than shringar, however, her identity as a Devi lies in
the weapons she yields - conchs, chakras, maces, scythes, her husband’s
trishool, you name it.
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| Kali Statues |
An ornate
crown and an intricately sculpted halo grace the beauty of her brow. It is
further intensified by the tongue she thrusts out of her mouth in her thirst
for the adharmee’s blood (one of whose decapitated head she bears in a left
hand). A broad, wide pedestal etched with thick, symmetrical boughs of vine,
completes the composition.
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