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Durga - The Unconquerable Form #231
$305.00A glorious work of art, a splendid statue of goddess Durga. Learn MoreMaterial used: Green Marble
Dimensions
Height: 9.5 in
Width: 6.5 inDurga in Sanskrit means “the Inaccessible”, one who take us through difficulties, worshipped as the principal aspect of mother goddess Mahadevi.
A magnolious statue of goddess Durga made of green marble.
Aesthetically carved with extreme attention to details.
The goddess is depicted in a magnificent form, resting one leg on the lion and the other one lifted, while slaying the demon Mahishasura.
The statue portrays the goddess with ten hands, on the right – from top, trishool, chakra, sword, fire, gada. On the left – from top, conch, arrow, bow, shield.
The physical attributes of the goddess, attire and free flowing hair, the ferocious lion and the demon with a shield in his hand, have been carved diligently.
A breathtaking piece of craftsmanship, to adorn your indoor living space.(Shipping charges additional. Please contact us at +1 416-871-1444 or sales@statuesgallery.com for details on applicable shipping charges).
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Ganesha statue intricately carved out of Marble
Material used: Marble
Dimensions
- Height: 16 in
- Width: 9 in
The dancing Ganesha, 15th among the 32 forms of Ganesha.
Nritya in Sanskrit means "dance", Nritya Ganapathi as the name suggests is a happy dancer, a relaxing and enjoyable form of the god.
A masterpiece sculpted out of marble.
The grand arch behind the god called the prabhvali or thiruvachi chiselled with intricate details - the demon like structure in the middle, peacocks on either side on top, gandharvan playing mridangam, three-legged Bringhi rishi with a sword, the base with small figurines of 11 rats.
The statue of Ganesha in dancing posture, called Narthana/Nrithya Ganapathi. The god is standing on Muyalagan a demon dwarf who represents spiritual ignorance and nonsensical speech.
The crown and jewels of Ganesha have been carved with great attention to details.
Ganesha with 8 hands. On the left - fire flame in the first hand, second hand holding the noose (pasam), the third hand holding laddoo on which the trunk is placed and the fourth hand holding the goad (ankusam). On the right - chakra in the first hand, in the second hand his palm leaf manuscript on Mahabharata, the third hand in abhaya mudra and the last in varada mudra.
A breathtaking work of art which is suitable for worship and decor, to enhance the divine feel, beauty and sophistication of your surrouding.(Shipping charges additional. Please contact us at +1-416-871-1444 or sales@statuesgallery.com for details on applicable shipping charges.)
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