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  • Sale! magnificent, intricately carved dark grey or black stone sculpture of the Hindu deity Shiva dominates the frame, rendered in a powerful, multi-armed, and dynamic pose. The statue exhibits exceptional craftsmanship with rich textures visible across its surface, likely granite or a similar dark, durable stone. Shiva is depicted with eight arms, striking a fierce, almost dancing or warrior-like stance that suggests a potent aspect like Bhairava or Virabhadra. In his uppermost right hand, he clutches a vertical spear or trident (Trishula), symbolizing the three aspects of creation, preservation, and destruction. Below this, another right hand firmly holds an axe (Parashu), while two other right hands are posed in gestures (mudras) of grace or power. On his left side, an upper hand holds a small, hourglass-shaped drum (Damaru), representing the primordial sound of creation and the rhythmic pulse of the universe. Below this, another left hand grasps a skull cup (Kapala), symbolizing detachment, the transience of life, and his role as the master of death. His remaining two left hands are also in mudras, conveying divine blessings or knowledge. Shiva's face bears an intense, resolute expression with wide, piercing eyes and a furrowed brow, reflecting his fierce yet benevolent nature. His matted hair (Jata) is piled high in a conical shape, adorned with a coiled cobra (Naga) around his neck and shoulders, symbolizing his control over destructive forces and cosmic energy. He is adorned with multiple strands of beaded necklaces, armlets, and earrings. His muscular torso is bare, highlighting his divine strength, while a meticulously carved dhoti (loincloth) with flowing drapery covers his lower body. He stands with his right leg bent and slightly raised in front of him, while his left leg supports his weight, creating a strong sense of powerful motion and balance. The sculpture's base is dramatically carved with swirling, flame-like or energetic motifs, suggesting intense elemental forces or a cosmic dance. This rests upon a sturdy, multi-tiered circular plinth. The entire statue is isolated against a plain, light grey background, emphasizing its intricate details, grandeur, and imposing presence. A faint 'The Stone' logo is visible near the base of the statue. This detailed artwork would be highly relevant for articles discussing Hindu iconography, the diverse forms and symbolism of Lord Shiva, traditional Indian stone carving techniques, the cultural significance of spiritual sculptures, or monumental religious art.

    Tandav Shiv Statue 8ft

    Original price was: ₹2,499,999.00.Current price is: ₹1,999,999.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in it is Blackstone. Our best artisans wonderfully craft this sculpture. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of a Tandav Shiv statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in Black granite stone
    Total Height Including Base: 8ft / 96 inches
    Width: 4.5-5ft
    Depth:  3-4 ft

    Weight: 2-3 tons

     

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