Placing the Nataraja statue made of brass holds profound significance, especially in spaces associated with dance and music. Depicting Shiva's cosmic dance, the statue symbolizes divine sovereignty over the universe's five facets: creation, preservation, annihilation, illusion, and grace. Standing on the demon Apasmara, Shiva eradicates darkness while performing the Tandava. Holding the Damru and Agni, his matted locks flow as Ganga and the crescent moon try to hold on. This brass masterpiece serves as a powerful reminder that Lord Shiva brings light in times of darkness, making it a meaningful addition to spaces resonating with the arts and spiritual contemplation.