Mini Bronze Brass Lord Shiva God Statue God Of Destruction, with brownish finish

The revered deity known as the God of Destruction in Hindu mythology. Despite its modest size, this intricate sculpture radiates a profound spiritual presence, capturing the divine attributes of the powerful cosmic deity.

Standing with divine grace, Lord Shiva is portrayed with four arms, each symbolizing aspects of his cosmic role and immense power. In two of his hands, he holds sacred weapons representing his authority over the forces of creation and destruction. One hand forms the "chin mudra," where the thumb and the middle finger gently touch, symbolizing unity, knowledge, and the flow of cosmic energy.

Measuring without stand : 16cm x 11cm x 6.5cm = 6.25" x 3.25" x 2.5" Inches

Lord Shiva is a revered figure in Hinduism, representing the balance between destruction and creation, symbolizing the transcendence of time and the impermanence of life.

This mini statue is ideal for adorning your meditation space, home altar, office desk, or any corner that needs a spiritual touch.

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Hand Made limited edition, created using the ancient lost wax methods of casting a brass-bronze mix in a foundry. This piece may look slightly different from the one pictured, each piece is unique in color and patina and may show different variations due to the difference in monitors and computer screen settings.
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More about the seller:
Collecting tribal art is my passion, food for the soul, I have been collecting tribal art and antiques for well over 25 years, my collecting trips have taken me to many distant countries, the artifacts of interest are authentic tribal and ethnographic implements used in divination and healing.

My travels have taken me to out of the way places where there are no cars or hotels, some of the remote places are only reachable by foot, so I often take long treks into the bush to find some of these rare pieces, but mostly its a question of being in the right place at the right time, my collection consists of ethnographic material from animist tribal peoples of Africa, Asia and south east Asia.