Shiva Seated in Brass with Naga
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Sculpture production: 2-3 weeks
Domestic delivery (within India): 3–5 days
International delivery: 1 week
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Shiva, often called Mahadeva, sits at the center of Hindu belief as both destroyer and regenerator. Depictions of him seated in meditation carry a stillness that reflects inner strength and cosmic balance. The presence of the Naga rising behind him adds another layer of meaning. Serpents in Hindu tradition symbolize protection, power, and the eternal cycle of time. In many stories, the Naga shelters and guards, a reminder of the link between the earthly and the divine.
This brass sculpture captures that layered symbolism in solid form. Cast with care, it shows Shiva seated in quiet authority while the serpent arches behind as a watchful presence. Brass, with its enduring shine and weight, has long been used to shape sacred objects in India. To bring such a piece into a home or temple is to welcome not only fine craftsmanship but also the protective and balancing forces that the image represents.
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