4.5" Brass Lord Adiyogi Shiva Bust W/O Base

Name: 4.5" Brass Lord Adiyogi Shiva Bust W/O Base
Brand: Ethnic India Handicrafts
SKU: EIHBRBASB01
Price: 4080.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Bring divine energy into your home with this handcrafted brass Adiyogi Lord Shiva bust, radiating strength, calmness, and spiritual serenity.

₹ 4,080.00

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Dimensions (L x B x H) 15 x 8 x 11.5 cm

Quantity

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Description

This Adiyogi Lord Shiva Bust statue is handcrafted using premium brass and embodies divine strength, positivity, and auspiciousness.

Premium Brass Material: Handcrafted by skilled artisans using durable, high-quality brass with a shining finish.

Handcrafted Brass Statue: Expertly designed with intricate detailing, this Lord Shiva statue shows the deity with open hair, a snake around the neck, a crescent moon in Shivji's hair, and masculine facial features.

Divine Enlightenment: Symbolising creation, protection, and balance between destructive and calming forces, this brass statue of Lord Shiva embodies spiritual ambience and prosperity.

Each brass statue is handmade, so slight size variations of a few centimetres may occur — a natural mark of true craftsmanship.

Features

Premium Quality Brass
100% Handcrafted
Suitable for Worshipping, Decor, and Gifting
Intricate Detailing
Made Using Sand Casting Technique

Material

Brass

Product Care

1. Dust gently with a soft cloth to avoid surface scratches.
2. Clean with mild soap & lemon juice; avoid harsh chemicals.
3. Dry thoroughly after cleaning to prevent moisture-induced tarnishing.
4. Apply protective wax to preserve shine and prevent oxidation.
5. Keep it away from sunlight, moisture, and store it in a cool, dry place.

Weight

1100 g

Art Type & Region

Art Type: Brass Sculptures & Figurines

Art Region: Uttar Pradesh

About Brass Sculptures:
Brass artistry, rooted in the Indus Valley over 4,000 years ago, flourished under the Cholas and later the Mughals. Renowned for their auspicious golden glow, brass sculptures are shaped through traditional sand-casting, where molten brass is poured into moulds and left to set. Once cooled, skilled artisans of Uttar Pradesh chisel, polish, and perfect every detail by hand. These enduring brass figurines are far more than décor — they embody India’s timeless spiritual craftsmanship.