Get Chaturbhuja Shiva Granting Abhaya - White Marble Statue

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The auspicious one and one of the principle deities of Hinduism is a major form within the Trimurti as ‘The Destroyer’. Mostly lord Shiva is depicted in a sitting posture in lalitasana or in meditation, but this one shown here is one of his rarely found postures, where he is standing and granting a boon of fearlessness to his devotees. Shiva is a representation of body with life and motion and realising this consciousness leads to ultimate bliss.

Chaturbhuja Shiva Granting Abhaya - White Marble Statue

As shown here, Mahadeva is depicted as white, from the ashes of corpses smeared on his body and a smiling face in confidence of his success. He holds a kamandalu in the left hand and a soberly decorated damru and trishula respectively in the rear hands. Along with the other precious jewels and Rudraksha mala, he adorns the Vasuki naga (snake), coiled around his neck as an ornament symbolizing fearlessness and power and some other on his feet. This Chaturbhuja Shiva Sculpture is carved out of a single piece of marble in absolute fineness of curves, expressions and the divine aura.

This short length tiger skinned dhoti wrapped around his waist is symbolic of the victory of the divine force over animal instincts; he carries the crescent moon on his head and river Ganga flows out from the top of the matted hair. This is not an ordinary Shiva sculpture, as the sculptor has played an amazing contrast of colors in golden, brown and the lines defined in red over the pure white surface. Not only this, zoom in to the face to admire the deep intensity and realism of his eyes and the beautiful Shaivite tilak along with third eye of wisdom on his forehead. Having this sculpture in your temple will enhance the charm and auspiciousness of the place.