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| Shivaparivar Brass Statues With Nandi |
Lord Shiva is a confluence
of sannyasa (asceticism) and sansara (householding). While He is worshipped as
the Yogishvara Adinatha, He is also venerated as the divine householder. He is
the husband of Devi Uma and father to their two sons, Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartika. In this fine composite sculpture, the Lord
has been depicted as saparivar (with family): the beauteous Devi Parvati (Uma) is sitting next to Him with Lord Ganesha on His lap,
while Lord Kartik is on His father’s lap. The divine Nandi, beloved of the
family, rests at their feet in a distinct stance of devotion.
The Kiritmukha aureole of
this work is of note. It is engraved with miniature lotus petals (the innermost
rim), followed by rims of pearls, flowers, more pearls, and finally a ring of
flames. This ring of flames is symbolic of the primal role of Lord Shiva
as the existential destroyer. However, the mood of the sculpture is calm and
gathered, and complete. The large lotus asana atop the traditional
quadrilateral pedestal adds to the picture of compassion and stability.
The Lord and His Devi have their iconographies intact. The resplendence of Nandi’s presence is what sets this apart from the more conventional Shivaparivar compositions. His large and well-sculpted form, decked in silk and gold bells, adds to the sanctity of the sacred ménage.
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