Brass Dancer Statue

Provenance

Cast in brass, this graceful figure of a lady with a mirror captures the elegance of classical Indian dance, where movement, gesture, and ornament become a form of storytelling. The detailing in her posture, attire, and adornments reflects the sculptural finesse of traditional Indian metalwork, turning this piece into both a decorative object and a celebration of feminine beauty and poise. Its warm golden tone ensures it holds presence whether placed in a living room, study, or curated collection.

The inspiration is deeply rooted in India’s performing and visual arts, where the female form has long been honoured as a symbol of grace, creativity, and divinity. From temple sculptures in Khajuraho to the courtly traditions of Bharatanatyam and Odissi dance, mirrors often symbolised self-awareness and spiritual reflection. This brass piece carries that heritage into the present, embodying centuries of artistic reverence in a form that is timeless, cultural, and expressive.