Σίβα – Παραδοσιακό ινδικό μπρούντζινο άγαλμα – ινδουιστική θεότητα Αντικείμενο από κράμα χαλκού-ψευδάργυρου, χυτό με τη μέθοδο κηρού απώλειας - Ύψος: 165 mm - Πλάτος: 112 mm- 1098 g - (1)

Χαμένων Κέρινων Εγχύσεων Χαλύβδινο Κράμα Άγαλμα — Elegant decorative brass figurine depicting Shiva, one of the main deities in Hindu tradition, associated with transformation, regeneration and cosmic renewal. The figure is seated in a meditative pose, with one hand raised in Abhaya Mudra, symbolically linked to protection and fearlessness. Behind him is recognizable the Trishula, the characteristic trident associated with Shiva, while around the neck appears the serpent, another recurring element in his traditional iconography. The statuette features rich decorative workmanship: particular attention is paid to the jewelry, to the coiffure, to the body's ornaments and to the finishes of the base. In the front lower part is depicted a lion's head, ornamental element that gives the composition additional character. The warm golden tone of brass and the richness of the details make this sculpture particularly suitable both as a collectible object and as a decorative element for contemporary, ethnical or meditation and Eastern spirituality environments. The object may present slight color variations and superficial traces compatible with the nature of the metal and with the artisanal workmanship. Technical sheet Material: brass Subject: Shiva Tradition: Hindu iconography Height: 165 mm Width: 112 mm Depth: 94 mm Weight: 1098 g Color: natural golden tone of brass