Statue, Lord Hanuman - 18 cm - Bronze
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Bronze sculpture from India titled Lord Hanuman, dating to circa 1960, measuring 18 cm high by 8 cm wide and 6 cm deep and weighing 1736 g, showing Hanuman with the mountain Sanjeevani in his left hand and a gada in his right, in good condition with patina.
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Beautiful bronze statue of Lord Hanuman. Made of bronze in India circa 1960.
Meaning and Symbolism: The statue depicts one of the most iconic scenes from the Indian epic Ramayana:
The mountain in his left hand: When Lakshmana (Lord Rama's brother) is mortally wounded on the battlefield, Hanuman is sent out to fetch the life-saving Sanjeevani Booti herb from the Dronagiri mountain. Because he cannot identify the herb, he decides to lift the entire mountain and carry it away.
The Gada (mace) in his right hand: This is Hanuman's traditional weapon, symbolizing his immense physical strength, courage, and authority.
Pose and appearance: He is depicted in a dynamic, running or flying stance as he steps on a rocky ground. His ape-like features (Vanara) and graceful crown emphasize his divine status.
Such images are popular as religious art or murti (idol) and are worshipped in the Hindu tradition to symbolize strength, protection, and steadfastness.
Dimensions: about 18 cm high, weighing about 1700 grams.
Condition: good, somewhat discolored (patina).
Photos are part of the description. These were taken under artificial lighting; colors may vary. Mood impressions are shown.
It will be well packed and shipped by registered mail.
Jiljes where quality and service come first!
Beautiful bronze statue of Lord Hanuman. Made of bronze in India circa 1960.
Meaning and Symbolism: The statue depicts one of the most iconic scenes from the Indian epic Ramayana:
The mountain in his left hand: When Lakshmana (Lord Rama's brother) is mortally wounded on the battlefield, Hanuman is sent out to fetch the life-saving Sanjeevani Booti herb from the Dronagiri mountain. Because he cannot identify the herb, he decides to lift the entire mountain and carry it away.
The Gada (mace) in his right hand: This is Hanuman's traditional weapon, symbolizing his immense physical strength, courage, and authority.
Pose and appearance: He is depicted in a dynamic, running or flying stance as he steps on a rocky ground. His ape-like features (Vanara) and graceful crown emphasize his divine status.
Such images are popular as religious art or murti (idol) and are worshipped in the Hindu tradition to symbolize strength, protection, and steadfastness.
Dimensions: about 18 cm high, weighing about 1700 grams.
Condition: good, somewhat discolored (patina).
Photos are part of the description. These were taken under artificial lighting; colors may vary. Mood impressions are shown.
It will be well packed and shipped by registered mail.
Jiljes where quality and service come first!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
India
Material
Bronze
Title of artwork
Lord Hanuman
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
18 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
6 cm
Weight
1736 g
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