ganesh parvati murti

  • Sale! striking, intricately carved dark gray stone sculpture depicts a multi-faced Hindu deity, likely Lord Brahma, from a slightly elevated frontal perspective. From this angle, three serene faces are clearly visible: one facing directly forward, and two others in profile, looking left and right respectively, hinting at a full four-faced representation characteristic of Brahma. Each of the sculpted faces is adorned with an elaborate, highly detailed crown or headdress, featuring intricate patterns of floral motifs, geometric designs, and beadwork that showcase exceptional craftsmanship. The stylized facial features include gentle eyes, delicate noses, and calm, contemplative expressions. The upper torso of each figure is also visible, showcasing sculpted necklaces and traditional adornments around the shoulders and chest. The sculpture is crafted from a speckled, dark gray granite or similar natural stone, giving it a rich, earthy texture with subtle variations in tone. The artisan's skill is evident in the smooth contours of the faces contrasting with the sharp definition of the carved details. The bust is mounted on two slender, dark metal rods that securely anchor it into a substantial, rectangular wooden base. The base is made of a light to medium brown wood with a prominent grain, providing a warm, organic contrast to the cool, robust stone. The artwork is presented against a clean, light gray to white background, with soft studio lighting that beautifully highlights its three-dimensional form, intricate details, and the unique texture of the stone. A watermark, "the Stone STUDIO," is subtly visible on the lower left side of the stone bust. This detailed piece exemplifies traditional Indian stone carving and would be a significant focal point for articles on spiritual decor, cultural artifacts, artisan craftsmanship, or the representation of Hindu mythology in fine art and home accents.

    Shiv Parvati Ganesh Murti 30″

    Original price was: ₹59,000.00.Current price is: ₹54,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in black stone
    Total Height:  30 inches/ 2.5 ft
    Width: 16 inches
    Depth: 10.5 inches

    Weight: 45-50 Kgs approx

     

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    • This is a handcrafted creation therefore minor variations in color or design may arise. Small irregularities are rare and are intrinsic to the beauty of this statue’s creation, as it is ultra-carefully crafted by hand.
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