Brass Nataraja Statue – 9 Inch Height & 4 Inch Length

Description

This Brass Nataraja Statue is worshipped in order to boost one’s artistic abilities and creative sensibilities, according to tradition. Lord Nataraja – The divine cosmic dancer, often known as the king of dance or the god of dance — is the divine cosmic dancer. Nata is a dancing phrase, and Raja is a king-related term. As a result, he is referred to as the “king” or “lord” of the dance. In the northeast corner of a room, placing the Natarajar statue is seen to be auspicious.

In this brass sculpture, Lord Shiva is pictured dancing in a ring of flames, elevating his left leg, and balancing on a demon, which is thought to represent his ignorance. He is also seen balancing on a demon, which is believed to represent his ignorance. That is, when Shiva appears in the form of Nataraj, he is completely on his own, free from any dread of evil or difficulties. Nataraj is always seen holding his four hands in his portraits. An uncoiling cobra (snake) may be seen on his lower right forearm. The “Damru,” which is a little drum-shaped instrument, is held in the upper right hand. The second right hand is in a position known as ‘Abhayamudra,’ which means protection against evil and ignorance. The fire in the upper left hand represents devastation, and it is located in the upper left hand. With the second left hand, it is pointing towards the rising foot, which symbolises freedom.

The handwork is extremely exquisite, with amazing attention to detail. This one-of-a-kind piece of art would be great as a temple sculpture or statue. Our skilled craftsmen have carved this piece by hand. This beautiful new Statue, a symbol of the universe’s protector and divine, will add beauty to your house and yard. The Hindu God of Destruction, Shiva, as Lord Nataraja, is seen dancing on top of the dwarf, Apasmara, in this brass antique finish dancing Shiva sculpture. Throughout history, the dwarf has represented ignorance as well as bad forces in the universe. Shiva’s heavy foot eliminates these energies as part of his cosmic dance of devastation, paving the way for new life and rebirth to take root on Earth. New life is forged from the ashes of the past. The Nataraja would be ideal for a personal shrine or altar in the house.