Maa Kali in pink stone

  • Sale! meticulously carved stone sculpture of a multi-armed Hindu goddess, likely Chamunda or Kali, stands dynamically positioned on a prostrate male figure, against a plain, dark gray background. The deity is crafted from a light beige or off-white natural stone, possibly sandstone or marble, with subtle reddish-brown veining and patches, particularly noticeable on the base and the figure beneath her, adding to its ancient aesthetic. The goddess is depicted with six arms, emanating from her sides, and is adorned with intricate jewelry. Her face conveys a serene yet powerful expression, framed by an ornate tiered crown or headdress and large earrings. A detailed, multi-layered necklace graces her neck, and a long, beaded garland (possibly a mundamala or floral garland) drapes from her shoulders, across her breasts, and down to her waist. She wears a pleated lower garment, resembling a dhoti, with detailed folds. In her upper left hand, she firmly grasps a large, curved sword or scimitar (khadga), pointed upwards. Her lower left hand is open in a gesture, possibly the abhaya mudra for fearlessness or a gesture of granting boons. On her right side, her uppermost hand holds a small, detached head, a characteristic symbol of powerful warrior goddesses. The middle right hand clutches a conch shell (shankha), often used as a war trumpet or a sacred object. Her lowest right hand holds a small bowl or skull cup (kapala). Her right foot is placed on the chest of the prostrate male figure, who lies supine with his eyes closed and an expression of peaceful resignation, embodying cosmic inertia or representing a defeated foe; in this iconography, he is often identified as Shiva. The goddess's left leg is bent, with her left foot resting on the lower torso of the male figure, completing her powerful, dancing posture. The entire deity is framed by an intricately carved rectangular archway (prabhavali) with detailed scrolling patterns along its outer edge, enhancing the divine aura. The goddess stands on a substantial rectangular pedestal, also elaborately carved with a wave-like or rippled texture. A watermark, "The Stone Studio," is visible in black and green at the bottom center of the image, partially overlapping the base. This detailed sculpture exemplifies traditional Indian stone carving and iconography, often seen in ancient temples and art, and could be featured in an article exploring Hindu mythology, the significance of powerful goddesses like Kali or Durga, stone craftsmanship, or religious art history.

    Maa Kali Gift Statue 8″

    Original price was: ₹19,800.00.Current price is: ₹14,700.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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    The material used in it is pink stone. This sculpture is wonderfully crafted by our best artisans. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of the Maa Kali gift statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in pink stone
    Total Height Including Base: 8 inches
    Width: 4 inches approx
    Depth:  2 inches approx

    Weight:  2 kgs approx

     

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