LARGE LORD SHIVA BRASS IDOLS

30.5 inch Height X 20 inch Width X 11 inch Length
$1245
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31 inch Height X 21 inch Width X 8.5 inch Length
$1895
90" Bhagawan Shiva Treads The Himalayas | Handmade Brass Statue
  • Double Chola
  • Black And Gold
  • Greenish Gold
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90.5 inch Height x 31 inch Width x 20 inch Depth
$10,260
48 inch Height X 38.5 inch Width X 14 inch Length
$3740
33" The Cosmic Shiva, The Nataraja in Ananda-Tandava (Large Size) In Brass | Handmade | Made In India
  • Antique Brown And Gold
  • Natural Brass
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33 inch Height x 22 inch Width X 11.3 inch Depth
$1435
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57" Large Size Blessing Lord Shiva Brass Statue
  • Black Gold And Green
  • Antique Green
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57.00 inch Height X 34.50 inch Width X 32.00 inch Depth
$7430
28" The Ultimate Representation of Bhagawan Shiva’s Power – Nataraja Brass Statue | Handmade
  • Affable Black Gold
  • Alluring Silver
  • Amazing Copper Gold
  • Brown Silver Gold
  • Antique Gold Copper
  • Black Green Gold
  • Bronze
  • Chola
  • Double Chola
  • Natural Brass
  • Patina
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28 inch Height x 24 inch Width x 5.5 inch Depth
$1035
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40" Large Size Ardhanarishvara (Shiva Shakti) In Brass | Handmade | Made In India
  • Natural Brass
  • Alluring Brown Silver Gold
  • Copper Gold
  • Amazing Green Gold
  • Double Chola
  • Antique Green
  • Chola
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40 inch Height x 18.5 inch Width x 13 inch Depth
$1495
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34" Large Dancing Lord Shiva (Ananda-Tandava) | Handmade
  • Black With Natural Brass
  • Gold
  • Natural Brass
  • Polish Brass
  • Sindoori Black
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35 INCH HEIGHT X 26 INCH WIDTH X 11 INCH DEPTH
$1375.50
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40 inch Height x 18.5 inch Width x 13 inch Depth
$1505
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36" Ardhanarishvara Large Size Brass Sculpture | Shiva-Shakti Statue
  • Natural Brass
  • Sindoori Green Gold
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36 inch Height x 14 inch Width x 13 inch Depth
$1515
28 inch Height x 22 inch Width x 8 inch Depth
$980
35 inch Height x 27 inch Width X 9 inch Depth
$1715
54" Large Size Nataraja Brass Sculpture | Handmade | Made in India
  • Antique Brass
  • Chola
  • Double Chola
  • Greenish Gold
  • Indian Cocoa
  • Natural Brass
  • Polish Brass
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54 inch x 38 inch x 15 inch
$4335
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28.5 inch X 22.5 inch X 6 inch
$985
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35.00 inch Height x 31.20 inch Width x 20.50 inch Depth
$4090
28" Nataraja Brass Sculpture – The Divine Lord of Dance | Handmade & Crafted in India
  • Affable Antique Chola
  • Alluring Silver
  • Amazing Copper Gold
  • Chola
  • Contrast Patina
  • Gold Silver
  • Greenish Gold
  • Henna Touch
  • Natural Brass
  • Red
  • Silver Brown
  • Three Tone
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41.00 inch Height x 34.00 inch Width x 14.00 inch Depth
$3145
21.70 inch Height x 33.70 inch Width x 14.30 inch Depth
$2100
79 inch Height x 26 inch Width x 20 inch Depth
$8920
30" Large Size Brass Statue of Lord Shiva's Tandava Dance | Handmade | Made in India
  • Natural Brass
  • Antique Green Copper Gold
  • Green Chola
  • Double Chola
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37.5 inch Height x 64 inch Width x 28 inch Depth
$7030
28 inch Height x 22.7 inch Width x 5.5 inch Depth
$1015
31" Shiva, As Pashupatinath In Brass | Handmade | Made In India
  • Cemented Gold
  • Indian Cocoa
  • Red Chola
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31.5 inch Height x 18.0 inch Width x 9.0 inch Depth
$1205
31.6 inch Height x 16.5 inch Width x 9.2 inch Depth
$1065
40" Shri Krishna and Kaliya Brass Sculpture – Divine Victory, Handmade in India
  • Indian Cocoa
  • Black Gold
  • Double Chola
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40 inch Height x 17 inch Width X 12.3 inch Depth
$1017
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35 inch Height x 21 inch Width x 16.5 inch Depth
$2450
53.7 inch Height x 42 inch Width x 21 inch Depth
$7765
36.7 inch Height x 17.5 inch Width x 12 inch Depth
$1655
17.5 inch Height x 10.7 inch Width x 5 inch Depth
$470
27.5 inch Height x 22.8 inch Width x 5.7 inch Depth
$1005
34.5.0 inch Height x 26.0 inch Width x 9.5 inch Depth
$2055
41.5 inch Height x 31 inch Width x 13 inch Depth
$2400
54" Large Nataraja In Brass | Handmade | Made In India
  • Chola
  • Greenish Gold
  • Natural Brass
  • Polish Brass
  • Super Antique
  • Black Gold
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54 inch X 38 inch X 15 inch
$4505
28 inch Height x 22.5 inch Width x 5.7 inch Depth
$1145
27.7 inch Height x 23 inch Width x 5.5 inch Depth
$1005
26.5 inch Height x 22.5 inch Width x 5 inch Depth
$1150
25 inch Height x 20.5 inch Width X 7 inch Depth
$830
28 inch Height x 22.2 inch Width X 8.2 inch Depth
$1130
31.5 inch Height x 18.0 inch Width x 9.0 inch Depth
$1035
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Shiva who is nothingness, who annihilates the cosmos for a universal rejuvenation

A key character in Hinduism, Shiva is particularly highly regarded by the gathering of Hindu religious groups known as Shaivites. Shiva is an ancient Hindu divinity who is held in high regard by Hindu communities everywhere throughout India and the remainder of the world.


Shiva is interconnected to the contradictory motifs of reincarnation and regeneration, sensuality and austerities, and sexual orientation and celibacy. He is concurrently represented in Hindu religious iconography and folklore as a great monk and as Shakti's founder of the spiritual realm.


In his embodiment as Nataraja, the master of dance, Shiva is commonly displayed either in meditative state or conducting the Tandava on the evil of misunderstanding. 


Shiva is regularly loved and respected as the Shiva linga, a phallic imagery that symbolizes the man's reproductive organ and, counterintuitively, symbolizes Shiva's austere restriction in addition to his imaginative restorative authority. However, due to the symbol's sexual overtones, it has commonly been perceived as controversial and chided by general public.


Shiva is also a prominent player in the Tantric doctrines, where the connection among Shiva and Shakti exists in for the continuing complex interactions of male and female sexual vitality, that is assumed to be the origin of the planet's regeneration. It's been theorized that a seal discovered during the digging of the Mohenjo-daro ancient excavation in the Indus River valley may represent a portrayal of a "proto-Shiva" figure. 


Shiva is commonly characterized as possessing a third eye that he employed to incinerate Urge (Kama) to do nothing. Based on a myth, Shiva ended up drinking the poison riled up from the universe's ocean, which is why the epithet "Nilakantha."


The grove of the moon is conducted by Shiva on his head. This trait is alluded to by the honorific Chandrasekhara. When Rudra first made headlines and evolved into the significant deity Rudra-Shiva, the moon's location on his head became a prevalent archetypal characteristic. Shiva's tangled hair is from where the Ganga emanates.


This characteristic is alluded to through the epithet Gangadhara. Among the nation's largest rivers, the Ganga, is widely speculated to have set up an abode in Shiva's head of hair.


Based on the Bhagiratha legend, the sage of just that title asked the divinities to transfer the godly Ganges to the planet to halt a drought and purge the remnants of his forefathers, but he was alerted that the earth couldn't really endure the Ganges' free fall from heaven.


As a direct consequence, he implored Shiva to begin receiving the Ganges when she fell from heaven and discharge her with a little less power. According to Hindu mythology, the Ganges would become entangled in Shiva's tresses and begin to emanate out of them in all portrayals of Shiva as a direct consequence.


He is represented as simultaneously a homeowner and an austere yogi, positions that seem to be completely at odds in Hindu society. He may be depicted seated and praying when he is depicted as a yogi.


Mahyogin is his moniker, making reference to his linkage to yoga. Whilst Vedic religion was previously based primarily on selflessness, the Epic period was seeing the emergence of the notions of tapas, meditation, and asceticism, and the appearance of Shiva as a monastic being contemplating life in serenity conveys these subsequent suggestions. He is a great father with two sons, Ganesha and Skanda, in addition to a wife called Parvati.


FAQS


Q1. Where does the name “Shiva” come from?


The adjective "siva," also widely recognized as "Shivam," in Sanskrit means "generous spirit," "sociable," "magnanimous," or "advantageous."


Q2. What is the relationship between Shiva and Rudra?


Shiva as humans recognise him presently shares numerous similarities with the Vedic deity Rudra, and in numerous Hindu traditions, both Shiva and Rudra are thought to be possessing the very same public persona.