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Find Shiva Head Wooden Statue SHIPS IN 1-3 DAYS ITEM CODE: ZDZ790 SPECIFICATIONS: 8.28 INCH HEIGHT X 5.50 INCH WIDTH X 3.25 INCH DEPTH 725 GM Shiva Statue Hindu Statue Indian Art Our business is simple yet vast: we get in touch with artists and publishers across the length and breadth of the subcontinent in an effort to curate a collection of products for our patrons. Our merchandise is not only representative of the endemic wisdom, spiritual wealth, and aesthetics of the Indian civilization, but also made with great skill and finish. The artisans we work with, whose entire families have preserved these endemic art forms for generations, are paid well above market rates. Also, a major share of our profits goes to publishers who have gone to great lengths to reproduce our literature in the form of books and discs. We certify that none of our merchandise involves children at any point in the manufacturing process and that we practice fair trade. This page is where Exotic India patron...

Icons depicting Shiva as the Lord of Dance Nataraja Brass Statue seem to have originated in the North in Gupta times, and developed in the South under the post-Gupta Vishnukundin dynasty early in the seventh century. One of the first southern sculptures is a colossal dancing figure carved upon the cliff face above the facade of a cave- temple at Mogallarajapuram on the Krishna River. The Pallavas took up the theme and developed it throughout the succeeding two centuries until, in the tenth century; the Cholas perfected in bronze the form which is the precursor to the present image. Antiquated Nataraja Brass Statue To place this brass statue icon-type in its context, it is just one of several images, such as the Dakshinamurtis, which depict Shiva -Mahaguru in one of his teaching roles; in this case, as a teacher of the classical dance which originated as a magnificent form of worship in temples. The architects and sculptors of the temple having been required to study music and dance, ...

Exceptionally ornate cast in brass, as lustrous and worked with as fine details as an image cast in gold: the same minuteness and precision as defining a piece at a goldsmith’s workshop, the statue represents Lord Krishna playing fully absorbed on his flute. Hearing the melody a cow is drawn to him and stands supporting him from behind. Halebid in the country’s southern part had a highly ornate style of divine images, Krishna’s in particular; however, this image is more akin to north Indian metal casting with a widely different character. The iconography and anatomy of Krishna’s figure and the form and features of the cow are characteristically north Indian. Even the ‘tri-bhanga’ – tri-curved posture is a more celebrated form of Krishna’s images in the north. The popular term for ‘tri-bhanga’ being ‘banke’ this form of his image is widely known as Banke Bihari and enshrines the most significant of his ‘pithas’ – seats, the Vrindavana shrine. One of the most popular styles of Krishna i...

The Skanda Purana, one of the 18 Puranas paints a word picture for the devotee and the seeker - of the marriage of Shiva and Parvati. As a part of the Hindu marriage ceremony, Lord Shiva was asked to name his lineage. But who could know about the family of “Svayambhu”- he who originated from the earth, thus had no parentage? To soothe the anxious heart of the parents of Parvati- Himalaya and Mena Devi, sage Narada narrated to them the glory of Mahadeva- the great god. He told them that even Brahma and Vishnu cannot realize the true nature of Shiva. He is the formless primordial divine who takes whatever form He wants. His lineage is the Nada- the primeval sound from which the universe originates at the beginning and which the creation collapses upon its end. The Adi-Deva, the primordial god that Narada described to the parents of goddess Parvati, in this awe-inspiring white marble murti manifests himself as “Kailashapati”, the Lord of Kailasha, the mountain that is the axis of the Uni...

The embodiment of sacrifice and the savior of Earth, Vishnu’s third avatar, Varaha, are presented in a highly charged form in this ‘panchaloha’ bronze sculpture image, along with his consort Varahi, or the Earth goddess Bhudevi. This visual presentation is also symbolic of what Hinduism today celebrates as Varaha Jayanti, which marks the mythological celebration of Varaha defeating Hiranyaksha, who stole the Earth and hid her in the ocean, and rescued her upon the submission of the demon. Varaha’s tusks, notably, are understood to have supported the Earth’s retrieval from under the ocean. Varaha with Bhudevi (Dhokra Art) Panchaloha Bronze Statue While a unique zoomorphic form of Varaha is still present in Khajuraho – complete with carvings of sages, gods, and the saptmatrikas – we have greater evidence of anthropomorphic forms of this Vishnu’s avatar, like the Gupta-era wall panel in Cave five at Udayagiri. Varaha’s iconographic depictions have been detailed in the Agni Purana, Vishn...

Nataraja , Lord of the Dance, who sweeps away ignorance and illusion, is the Hindu god,  Shiva , in his form as the cosmic dancer. He is also known as Brahman, the 'supreme universal consciousness, and as the 'auspicious one'. He is one of the main deities of Hinduism , whom Shaivites worship as the supreme God and is commonly attributed as Benign, Beneficent, and the Great Lord and God. Shiva is regarded as the God of Destruction within the Trimurti, the Hindu trinity that includes Brahma and Vishnu . In Shaivism tradition, Shiva is one of the supreme beings who creates, protects, and transforms the universe. He is even known as Adiyogi, the patron God of yoga , meditation, and arts. The brass has been designed in various exotic colors, stealing the hearts of the onlookers, through the fine artistry that dwells within this amazing figure, as it encapsulates the memorable dance move of the deity, who is festooned with jewels, as serpents dance over his head, in the shape...

Garuda 'the devourer' is the mythical 'Lord of birds' in both the Hindu and Buddhist traditions. In the Hindu Puranic legends, Garuda is the son of Kashyapa and Vinata. He is said to have emerged, fully grown, from an egg, after incubating for five hundred years. Garuda has always been the sworn enemy of snakes and nagas. The archetypal legend of the enmity that exists between birds of prey and serpents occurs across a wide spectrum of transcultural mythologies. Such birds include the Sumerian and Greek eagle, the poison-transmuting peacock of Persia and India, the Chinese peng-niao, and the gigantic snake-eating Simurgh or rukh of Sinbad's adventures in Arabian nights. Buddhist Naga-Bhishana Garuda Copper Statue The word Garuda means 'wings of speech'. He personifies Vedic knowledge. On his wings, as it were, Vedic knowledge has come down to us. The Brihad Tantra Sara lists twelve of his names, which include Suparna (beautiful wings), Garutman (the solar ...

Lord Krishna is the god of compassion, love, and tenderness and is revered as one of the prominent avatars of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism. Krishna is interpreted as ‘all-attractive’, as the aura of his charm and purity captivates the eyes of the viewer. The beautiful brass sculptures you see on this page depict Lord Krishna in his iconic Tribhanga posture, where the left leg crosses the right from the front in an elegantly balanced pose, and the waist and head are tilted a bit. Krishna plays his flute arousing the most melodious tones that directly touch a person’s heart. Lord Krishna Brass Statue Playing Flute He stands here on an exquisitely shaped pedestal of multiple layers, carved in lavish flower and bird patterns surrounded by other sober and ethnic designs. The sculptor has carved each and every curve and shapes with accuracy and smoothness which accentuates the natural beauty of this statue . Krishna is garbed in a highly stylized dhoti ornamented with a long and fairly kamarb...

Find Devi Lakshmi Brass Statue SHIPS IN 1-3 DAYS ITEM CODE: ZEQ009 SPECIFICATIONS: BRASS STATUE 52.8 INCH HEIGHT X 34 INCH WIDTH X 27 INCH DEPTH 131.60 KG Lakshmi Statue Hindu Goddess Brass Statue Hindu Statues Indian Art Our business is simple yet vast: we get in touch with artists and publishers across the length and breadth of the subcontinent in an effort to curate a collection of products for our patrons. Our merchandise is not only representative of the endemic wisdom, spiritual wealth, and aesthetics of the Indian civilization, but also made with great skill and finish. The artisans we work with, whose entire families have preserved these endemic art forms for generations, are paid well above market rates. Also, a major share of our profits goes to publishers who have gone to great lengths to reproduce our literature in the form of books and discs. We certify that none of our merchandise involves children at any point in the manufacturing process and that we practice fair trade...

Lord Gautama Buddha is believed to be the sole founder of Buddhism and his teachings are entirely concerned with defining a path free of worldly pleasures and liberating sentient beings from suffering. The bliss that you perceive as you look at the face of this Buddha sculpture  makes you feel in heaven; the superfine carvings of his sharp nose, the satisfactory smiling curve of the lips, and the half-open eyes reflect that real essence of calmness and peace. The sacred mark on his palms is a result of him being enlightened from within. In this posture of padmasana and vitarka mudra, Lord Buddha teaches his disciples of the four noble truths of dukkha (the truth of suffering), samudaya (cause of suffering), nirhodha (end of suffering), and magga (the path that frees us from suffering). Blessing Buddha Brass Statue The pedestal on which Blessing Buddha sits is beautifully carved with triple-layered lotus petals popping out from the front, and the back image depicts t...

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Find Lord Adinath Shiva Brass Statue SHIPS IN 1-3 DAYS ITEM CODE: XD72 SPECIFICATIONS: BRASS STATUE 25 INCH X 14.5 INCH X 9 INCH 17.78 KG Shiva Statue Brass Statue Hindu Statues Indian Art Our business is simple yet vast: we get in touch with artists and publishers across the length and breadth of the subcontinent in an effort to curate a collection of products for our patrons. Our merchandise is not only representative of the endemic wisdom, spiritual wealth, and aesthetics of the Indian civilization, but also made with great skill and finish. The artisans we work with, whose entire families have preserved these endemic art forms for generations, are paid well above market rates. Also, a major share of our profits goes to publishers who have gone to great lengths to reproduce our literature in the form of books and discs. We certify that none of our merchandise involves children at any point in the manufacturing process and that we practice fair trade. This page is where Exotic India ...

Find Lord Venkateshwara as Balaji Brass Statue SHIPS IN 1-3 DAYS ITEM CODE: ZER260 SPECIFICATIONS: BRASS WITH INLAY WORK 47.00 INCH HEIGHT X 20.80 INCH WIDTH X 8.00 INCH DEPTH 47.35 KG Nataraja Statue Venkateshwara as Balaji Statue Brass Statue Hindu Statues Indian Art Our business is simple yet vast: we get in touch with artists and publishers across the length and breadth of the subcontinent in an effort to curate a collection of products for our patrons. Our merchandise is not only representative of the endemic wisdom, spiritual wealth, and aesthetics of the Indian civilization, but also made with great skill and finish. The artisans we work with, whose entire families have preserved these endemic art forms for generations, are paid well above market rates. Also, a major share of our profits goes to publishers who have gone to great lengths to reproduce our literature in the form of books and discs. We certify that none of our merchandise involves children at any point in the manufa...

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Much has been written about Ganesha. As Hindu dharma's most adorable boy-deity, He has inspired countless artisans and painters and poets across the subcontinent since time immemorial; and how could He not? So overcome by love are His devotees - and so widespread His followers - that His form is ubiquitous on the streets, inside homes, and across commercial establishments in India. This is because He is generous with His blessings, so everyone set to begin some venture seeks His attention; and many find His childlike demeanour irresistible. The innocent yet wise elephant head, the form of a chubby little boy, and His undying love for laddoos are a few aspects that add to His demeanour. Folklore has numberless explanations for this one-of-a-kind anatomical quirk, each surpassing the other in terms of how reasonable it all sounds to us mere mortals. The long and the short of it is that Shiva-Parvati's son was born a very handsome baby but due to circumstances possible only with...

The tall, beauteous, and stately Goddess Lakshmi blesses the devotee with plenty. The wife of none other than the great Vishnu , She presides over wealth which is the necessary means to His function of preserving creation through destruction. She has been given the resplendent finish of pale gold, her saree draped in modern-day urban North Indian style. On Her head sits a skillfully carved crown, from underneath the fitted rim of which emerges a sea of gorgeous tresses spread about her shoulders. Note how superb the detailing of this cascade is at the back of the statue by zooming in on the length. Haloed Standing Lakshmi Blesses Brass Statue Her heavenly shringar comprises  necklaces , kamarband, bangles , danglers, and anklets covered by the hem of her saree. The necklace of coins reaches down to the pleats of the saree. It comprises 108 coins, for the 108 names of the deity that dons them. The unusual countenance of the deity - the large eyes, the classically handsome nose, th...

Lord Buddha hailed from a royal family, of the Shakya clan, hailing from the modern Indo-Nepal border. As a young man, he renounced his aristocratic heritage and embraced the life of an ascetic beggar. Buddha understood the fallacies of materialistic attachments. He taught his followers that this attachment was the root of all suffering. It's notable however that Buddha never advocated complete renunciation to his disciples, not to all, in any case, instead highlighting the importance of an honest, virtuous, and simple living, while still suggesting them to keep performing their normal worldly duties. Lord Buddha Brass Statue in Dhyana Mudra  This exquisite brass statue depicts Buddha in all his meditative simplicity. His elegant but simple robes are a representation of traditional attire known as the triple robe, the tricivara, usually consisting of a waistcloth (antaravasaka), an upper robe (uttarasanga), and an outer robe (sanghati). The Buddha's robes are shown decor...

The embodiment of sacrifice and the savior of Earth, Vishnu’s third avatar, Varaha, are presented in a highly charged form in this ‘panchaloha’ bronze sculpture image, along with his consort Varahi, or the Earth goddess Bhudevi. This visual presentation is also symbolic of what Hinduism today celebrates as Varaha Jayanti, which marks the mythological celebration of Varaha defeating Hiranyaksha, who stole the Earth and hid her in the ocean, and rescued her upon the submission of the demon. Varaha’s tusks, notably, are understood to have supported the Earth’s retrieval from under the ocean. Varaha with Bhudevi Dhokra Art - Bronze Statue While a unique zoomorphic form of the  Varaha Statue is still present in Khajuraho – complete with carvings of sages, gods, and the saptmatrikas – we have greater evidence of anthropomorphic forms of this Vishnu ’s avatar, like the Gupta-era wall panel in Cave five at Udayagiri. Varaha’s iconographic depictions have been detailed in the Agni Purana...

This forty-inch high and twenty-six inch wide brass image represents one of the early forms of Manjushri, the  Buddhist  god who stands for wisdom and knowledge, more particularly the knowledge of linguistics and grammar. The image of the deity, with its two arms and the book Prajnaparmita, carried over a lotus, pursues initial idiom of Manjushri imagery. One of the would-be  Buddha ’s, Manjushri also symbolised, like other  Bodhisattvas  Avalokiteshvara, Metreya, Padmapani, etceteras, different stages of soul's attainment of Buddhattva. In early innovations,  Manjushri  images had normal two arms, and only rarely four, carrying in one of them a 'khadaga', sword, and in the other the book Prajnaparmita. Sometimes the book was carried over a lotus, and the arm other than the one, which carried 'khadaga', had a diamond Ratna-mani or Chintamani, which symbolised truth, as like truth, it neither rusted nor defaced or eroded. With the sword,...

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