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  • Sale! detailed close-up of two intricately carved miniature stone temple models, set against a dark, gradient background that fades from dark grey at the top to almost black at the bottom. The larger, primary model, prominently displayed in the foreground, is crafted from a light reddish-pink sandstone, showing fine grain and texture. It represents a traditional Hindu temple structure with remarkable detail. The central element is a towering shikhara (spire), tapering upwards with numerous finely chiseled vertical fluting and horizontal bands, culminating in a decorative, rounded finial. Adjacent to this main tower, to its right, is a lower, rectangular hall-like section, possibly a mandapa, topped with three smaller, tiered dome-like structures or cupolas. This section features several recessed rectangular windows or niches along its facade, suggesting openings for light or deity placement. On the elevated, flat rectangular base of the temple, to the right of the main structure, a meticulously carved figure of a recumbent Nandi bull sits gracefully, facing towards the temple. Further to the right on the same base, a slender, upright stambha (pillar) with a simple capital stands tall. The entire model showcases exquisite craftsmanship, with sharp lines and intricate architectural elements faithfully reproduced in miniature. In the upper right portion of the image, positioned slightly above and behind the main model, a smaller, less detailed miniature temple model is visible. It appears to be a simpler representation, perhaps a closer view of just the shikhara and its immediate base, also featuring a small Nandi-like figure in front of it. Both models bear a subtle, translucent watermark of "The Stone Studio" with a green leaf design, hinting at their origin or maker. This image effectively highlights the artistry of traditional Indian stone carving and architectural replication, suitable for articles discussing handcrafted religious artifacts, temple architectural models, cultural souvenirs, or the skilled craftsmanship involved in working with natural stone like sandstone.

    Puri Jaggannath Temple Replica Statue 4″

    Original price was: ₹2,899.00.Current price is: ₹2,499.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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    • This is a handcrafted creation therefore minor variation in color or design may arise. Small irregularities are rare and are intrinsic to the beauty of this creation as it is ultra-carefully crafted by hand.
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  • magnificent, intricately carved dark jade or antique verdigris-green stone sculpture depicts the revered Hindu deity Lord Ganesha standing centrally within a multi-tiered, ornate architectural archway, resembling a traditional temple shrine or prabhavali. Ganesha stands in a graceful pose, his four arms holding symbolic attributes: his upper right hand grasps an ankusha (goad), his upper left holds a pasha (noose), while his lower right hand is raised in the abhaya mudra (blessing gesture, dispelling fear). His lower left hand holds a modak (sweet dumpling), one of his favorite treats. His iconic elephant head features large, fanned ears, a gently curved trunk, and small tusks (one seemingly broken, characteristic of Ganesha). He is richly adorned with a detailed crown, necklaces, armlets, anklets, and traditional drapery, all meticulously carved to convey texture and form. The semicircular arch, forming the backdrop, is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, densely covered with swirling floral patterns, intricate scrollwork, and auspicious motifs. At its apex is a prominent Kirtimukha (glory-face) motif, a common architectural element in Hindu temples. Flanking Ganesha are two elaborately carved pillars, each featuring multiple tiers and niches containing smaller, standing figures of other deities or divine attendants, further enhancing the sacred atmosphere of the shrine. The entire sculpture rests on a robust, multi-layered pedestal, also adorned with intricate carvings. Directly in front of Ganesha, on the platform, a small bowl of modaks or laddus is carved, alongside his vahana, a tiny mouse, symbolizing his humble nature and ability to overcome obstacles. The uniform deep green hue of the sculpture, with darker patination in the deep recesses of the carving, gives the piece an ancient, revered quality, suggesting it could be carved from jade, a similar semi-precious stone, or bronze with a significant verdigris patina. The highly polished surface beautifully reflects light, highlighting the exquisite textures and minute details of the carving. This traditional Indian art piece, likely a hand-carved stone idol, is a striking example of religious sculpture designed for a home altar, temple, or as a spiritual and decorative centerpiece, embodying themes of prosperity, wisdom, and obstacle removal associated with Lord Ganesha. Green Ganesha Statue 2.5ft Original price was: ₹142,000.00.Current price is: ₹138,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes
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