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Solid Wooden Frame Ankhi Jhyal

Woodwork in Nepal has a rich history dating back to the Licchavi period, primarily seen in sculptures of deities, demons, animals, tudals, and intricate carved lattice windows. These designs draw inspiration from holy scriptures and mythical structures, featuring motifs like curves, lotuses, flowers, and flames. The Newars community, renowned for their craftsmanship, creates traditional wooden crafts that adorn homes, temples, and palaces across Nepal. One notable example is the Ankhi Jhyal (Eye Window with Peacock), a distinctive window style present since the 15th century, seen in ancient cities like Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, and Kathmandu. These windows, intricately carved by skilled Nepali artisans, showcase architectural excellence and can be used decoratively or as photo frames, highlighting Nepal's rich cultural heritage.

Reclining Mudra Buddha Brass Statue

A reclining Brass Buddha statue depicts Buddha lying down, symbolizing his final illness before entering parinirvana. Originating in Greco-Buddhist art of Gandhara, this statue is handcrafted in Nepal, birthplace of Buddha, using high-quality brass with a stone finish. It serves as both a decorative piece and a spiritual symbol, suitable for home temples, office spaces, or garden decor. With dimensions of 4.2 inches in height, 12 inches in width, and 3.5 inches in depth, weighing approximately 5.2 lbs, it is a valuable addition to any collection, offering intricate detailing and embodying peace and harmony in its design

Shiva Nataraja Statue Brass Antique

The Shiva Nataraja figurine stands at a majestic 9.5 inches tall with a width of 8 inches and a base length of 4 inches, weighing approximately 3.2 lbs. It is crafted from high-quality brass with an antique finish, individually hand-painted and polished. This figurine portrays Shiva's dynamic roles as the creator, preserver, and destroyer of the universe, encapsulating the Hindu concept of the eternal cycle of time. Originating in sculpture from as early as the fifth century, its present iconic form evolved under the Chola dynasty. Shiva's dance, within a flaming halo, symbolizes both creation and destruction, offering devotees the path to salvation through belief in Shiva. The figurine depicts Shiva holding the damaru (hand drum of creation), agni (fire of destruction), and making the abhayamudra gesture (allaying fear). His dance also tramples the illusion (apasmara purusha) and offers refuge with his raised left foot.

Lakshmi Laxmi Brass & Stone Finish

The Gorgeous Statue of Hindu Goddess Lakshmi stands around 7 inches tall and is crafted from solid brass, known for its durability and unique hue. This handmade and carved statue depicts Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity, with her four hands symbolizing different aspects of human life: righteousness (dharma), desires (kama), wealth (artha), and liberation (moksha) from the cycle of birth and death. It is considered auspicious, bringing good health, wealth, prosperity, and luck. Ideal as a gift for weddings, housewarmings, starting new ventures, or any special occasion

Lord Metal Ganesha Statue 

Experience the divine presence with our 6.5-inch Medium Metal Lord Ganesha Statue, meticulously crafted by Nepali artisans. Adorned with vibrant multi-color artwork, this statue symbolizes prosperity and blessings of health throughout life. Made from high-quality metal, it's perfect for enhancing Zen gardens, meditation spaces, bedrooms, or as a thoughtful gift for yoga enthusiasts and lovers of Indian culture. Ideal for home temples, it serves as a sacred item invoking the benevolence of Lord Ganesha. Each piece is handcrafted with care, ensuring durability and unique aesthetic appeal.

Laughing Buddha Brass Statues for Lucky & Happiness

The Laughing Buddha, crafted from casting brass and sculpted by hand, symbolizes luck, prosperity, and happiness. This Fengshui statue, with its fine workmanship, is ideal for both home and office decor. It serves as a meaningful gift and a cherished personal collection item. Maintaining its beauty is easy—simply gently clean with a soft cloth or use vinegar for rust. The large size of 8 inches in height, 5 inches in width, and 4 inches in length, weighing approximately 5.25 pounds, adds a majestic presence to any space. Brass, known for its Fengshui properties, enhances the environment with positive energy. The Laughing Buddha, revered worldwide as the 'Buddha of Wealth,' not only attracts prosperity but also promotes harmony and peace by preventing conflicts. Rubbing Buddha's big tummy daily is believed to bring happiness and grant wishes, symbolizing generosity and magnanimity.

Meditation Buddha Brass Statue Stone Finish

Meditation Buddha Brass Stone Finish Statues are for the ones who are looking for peace and calm in their life. The statue plays a great role for the ones who want to improve their meditation skill. In this statue, the Buddha is seated in a position that is called double lotus. Buddha’s back of the right hand is rested on the palm of the right hand. It is seen that both the hands of Buddha are rested flat on the lap. The two thumbs join together forming a small triangle. This triangle symbolizes the unity of Buddha, Dharma and, Sangha. The eyes of the Meditation Buddha are half closed or are closed completely representing focused concentration. The statue is shaped somewhat like a triangle that represents stability. The pose of Meditation Statue is also known as Amitabha Buddha meaning “Boundless Light.” The Buddha statue meaning of Dhyana Mundra is to encourage calm and peacefulness. Sometimes the Buddha statue depicts the Dhyana Mudra through the left hand with the left hand only.

Shiva Brass & Stone Finish

Shiva is one of the principal deities of Hinduism, the iconic attributes of Shiva are the snake around his neck, the crescent moon, the third eye, the drum and his trident. Shiva is an omnipotent, omnipresent deity that has various different names and forms. Shiva plays an important role in the Hinduism concept of the great trinity (The Trimurti), in which the cosmic creation, balance and destruction are personified by three major deities, Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer. Shiva is the third god in the Hindu triumvirate. The triumvirate consists of three gods who are responsible for the creation, upkeep and destruction of the world. The other two gods are Brahma and Vishnu. … Shiva’s role is to destroy the universe in order to re-create it.