Magnificent Brass Sculpture of Lord Shiva As Dancing Natraja. Ht 34 cm x W 26 cm engraved door handles worshipped for his many incarnations

worshipped for his many incarnations (avatars) taken to restore harmony and righteousness whenever the world is threatened by evil and chaos

Used as a throw

Such make up boxes were used by ladies of royalty in the mid century for storing " Sindhoor" known as Vermilion which is a red powder made from dried flowers and worn by married women in the parting of their hair to show respect for their spouse

such Vilakkus were traditionally handed down from one generation to the next

with her right hand gracefully lowered in the Varada Mudra

Magnificent Brass Sculpture of Lord Shiva As Dancing Natraja. Ht 34 cm x W 26 cm engraved door handles worshipped for his many incarnationsThe King of Dance Exquisite 34 cm tall brass Nataraja depicting the third god of Hindus hand crafted from excellent quality brass showing off the fine quality and skill of the artisans from South India. In this avatar, Shiva, who is believed to be the destroyer of all evils, is seen in the form of a divine dancer and signifies putting an end to an exhausted world, showing the creation of a new world by the Lord Brahma, first god responsible for the