Brass Natraj – Tibetan Buddhist Idols – Home and Office Décor Statue Showpiece
Item Code TSBC000
Description
- Product Details : Height (CM) – (TO BE MENTION OUR SIZE APPROXIMATELY) || Weight (In Kg) – (TO BE MENTION OUR WEIGHT APPROXIMATELY) || Material – Brass || Made in India
- USAGE : To decorate living room, pooja room, foyers, altar, meditation room or entrance to your home or office. And can be placed on top of table or can be installed or placed anywhere indoor/outdoor/home/garden.
- POSITIVE IMPACT: Creates peaceful ambience filled with harmony, spirituality and positive energy around us. And at the same time acts as magnificent piece of art and collectible.
- GIFTING : An ideal gifting option to gift someone as a Wedding Gift/Anniversary Gift/Corporate Gift/Return Gift/Birthday Gift/Diwali Gift/Lucky Gift and a gift that can be given on all occasions like private parties or public community events.
- Ships directly from our warehouse in Delhi. Prices in INR include cost of the product, applicable GST, packing charges, door delivery to your place in India.
Dancing is considered one of the purest forms of expressing love for God and immersing oneself in spirituality. In Hinduism, many gods are associated with this art form. One such deity is Lord Shiva, who is depicted as the cosmic dancer in the form of Nataraj. Nataraj represents the Tandava dance performed by Lord Shiva. This particular form of Lord Shiva is commonly found in temples in the southern regions, where it originated in the 5th century as bronze sculptures and paintings.
The Nataraj statue served as an inspiration for numerous artworks during that era. It portrays Lord Shiva in a magnificent form, embodying the roles of creator, preserver, and destroyer all at once. This portrayal not only spreads spirituality but also enriches art and culture.
In Hindu mythology, dancing is not limited to human beings; even the gods themselves partake in it. Lord Krishna as Natwar, Shiva as Nataraj, and Goddess Durga are some of the prominent examples. In Hinduism, it is commonly believed that seeking God’s blessings is essential for success in any endeavor. Similarly, those aspiring to become dancers can seek the blessings of Nataraj, a form of Lord Shiva associated with dance.
Art and culture are integral parts of any religion and should not be neglected. The Nataraj idol plays a significant role in keeping the spirit of dance alive in people’s hearts. Statues of Nataraj can often be found in colleges and universities, particularly in the art and culture sections, symbolizing the importance of dance in society.
Categories
Height 57 CM Weight 11,700kg Approximately
Height 43 CM Weight 6.200 KG Approximately
Height 34 CM Weight 4,500kg Approximately
Height 34 CM Weight 4,500kg Approximately
Height 30 CM Weight 3.000kg Approximately
Height 23 CM Weight 1.700kg Approximately
Height 20 CM Weight 1.200kg Approximately
Height 16 CM Weight 700 Gm Approximately
Height 13 CM Weight 300 Gm Approximately
Height 10 CM Weight 200 Gm Approximately
Height 23 CM Weight 1.500 Kg Approximately (Natraj Single Frame)