Pure Brass Handcrafted Lord Shiva Statue – 22.5″

Description

A Shiv Ji idol represents Lord Shiva, a principal deity in Hinduism revered as the destroyer and transformer within the divine trinity. These idols, crafted from various materials such as stone, brass, or wood, capture the essence of Lord Shiva’s divine attributes and symbolism. Typically depicted with a trishul (trident), damru (drum), and adorned with a snake around his neck and the crescent moon on his head, each feature carries deep symbolic meaning. Lord Shiva is often portrayed in meditation, dancing the cosmic dance of creation and destruction (Nataraja), or in his fierce forms like Bhairava.

Features:

• Dimension : 22.5 x 14.5 x 10 inch
• Material : Brass
• Weight : 16 Kg

A beautifully crafted brass Shiv Ji idol adorned with intricate stonework exemplifies a harmonious blend of artistic craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. The use of brass as the base material provides durability and a radiant golden hue, while the addition of stone embellishments enhances the idol’s aesthetic appeal and symbolic significance.

A Shiv Ji statue crafted from bonded bronze, resin, and hand-painted details represents a sophisticated blend of materials and artistic techniques. Bonded bronze, a mixture of bronze powder and resin, allows for intricate detailing and a lustrous finish that resembles traditional bronze sculptures. This material choice ensures durability and a rich, metallic appearance while being more affordable than solid bronze.Hand-painted finishing adds depth and realism, enhancing the statue’s aesthetic appeal and bringing out the nuances of Lord Shiva’s divine form.

Artisans meticulously carve and mold the brass to depict Lord Shiva in various forms, such as in meditation (dhyan mudra), as the cosmic dancer (Nataraja), or in his fierce manifestations like Bhairava. The stonework involves the meticulous placement of stones like turquoise, lapis lazuli, coral, or other gemstones, which are carefully embedded into the brass framework. These stones adorn specific features such as Lord Shiva’s ornaments, sacred symbols like the third eye, and divine attributes like the trishul (trident) or damru (drum).

The combination of brass and stonework not only enhances the visual allure of the Shiv Ji idol but also imbues it with deeper spiritual meaning. Each stone carries its own symbolism, representing aspects of cosmic energy, protection, and divine attributes associated with Lord Shiva. This craftsmanship reflects the artisan’s dedication to capturing the intricacies of Hindu religious iconography while honoring cultural traditions.