shiva garden statue

  • Sale! highly detailed, monochromatic dark grey sculpture bust, meticulously carved, depicting a serene Buddhist or Hindu deity, likely a Bodhisattva or a feminine divine figure such as Tara or Lakshmi. The figure is shown with eyes gently closed in a meditative state, conveying profound peace and tranquility, and a subtle, benevolent smile graces the lips. The most striking feature is the elaborate, multi-tiered crown or headdress that adorns the head. It is intricately sculpted with numerous bands, scrollwork, floral motifs, and geometric patterns, culminating in a decorative, layered topknot, reminiscent of an ushnisha. Between the eyebrows, a finely detailed urna (the auspicious dot) is visible. The face exhibits graceful features, including a defined nose and slightly elongated earlobes, which are common iconographic elements in spiritual art from these traditions. Around the neck, a magnificent, multi-layered necklace sits gracefully, featuring finely carved beads, ornate pendants, and decorative medallions that extend across the upper chest. Further decorative elements, possibly strands of hair, tassels, or draped fabric, cascade over the shoulders, adding to the richness of the figure's attire. The entire sculpture boasts a smooth, refined finish, highlighting the exceptional craftsmanship and the deep relief work in its stone-like texture. Its uniform charcoal grey hue enhances the intricate details and lends the piece a timeless, contemplative aesthetic. The bust is presented against a clean, light grey gradient background, ensuring it stands out sharply and allowing all its artistic nuances to be appreciated. A subtle watermark for "The Stone Studio" is visible in the lower left, indicating the source or creator of this exquisite piece. This image would be ideal for articles discussing spiritual art, traditional stone carving, meditation practices, Eastern religious iconography, bespoke garden sculptures, or high-end home decor that incorporates elements of ancient wisdom and serene beauty, showcasing the studio's mastery in creating such devotional and artistic works.

    Fibre Garden Lord Shiva Head 2.5ft

    Original price was: ₹38,800.00.Current price is: ₹35,700.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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    The material used in it is fibre. 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 fibre garden Lord Shiva head with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials:  Hand-crafted in fibre
    Total Height Including Base:  31 inches/ 2.5 ft
    Width:  26 inches approx
    Depth:  16 inches approx

    Weight:  3-4 Kgs approx

     

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  • Sale! visually striking, full-length, two-toned stone sculpture of Lord Shiva, the prominent Hindu deity, seated majestically in a meditative cross-legged posture (Padmasana) on a circular base. The statue is rendered with remarkable detail and high contrast, making it a captivating piece of religious art. Shiva's skin and primary form are sculpted in a deep, matte black or very dark grey, creating an elegant and powerful juxtaposition with the meticulously detailed white or light grey elements. His face conveys a profound sense of serenity and introspection, with eyes either closed or cast downwards in deep meditation. His long, flowing dreadlocks (Jata) are intricately sculpted in light grey, tied into a distinctive topknot (Jatamukuta) from which strands cascade gracefully over his shoulders. A subtle third eye (Trinetra) is visible on his forehead, and a crescent moon might be subtly integrated into his hair. Around his neck, a magnificent multi-headed white cobra (Naga) rises, its head poised near his left shoulder, symbolizing control over ego and danger. Numerous strands of white beaded necklaces (mala), resembling Rudraksha beads, drape across his chest, emphasizing his ascetic nature and sacred symbolism. His right hand is raised in the Abhaya Mudra, the gesture of fearlessness and protection, with the auspicious Om symbol intricately carved onto its palm. He firmly grasps a tall, dark black Trishul (trident), his iconic weapon, which rests on the ground beside him. White beaded armlets and wristlets (Kankans) adorn his arms, complementing his attire. Shiva's lower body is clad in a white, textured garment meticulously sculpted to resemble a tiger or leopard skin, wrapping around his legs as he sits. This traditional attire is a powerful symbol of his triumph over desire. A small Damaru (drum) or a symbolic horn hangs near his waist on the right side. The circular base on which Shiva sits is a dark black, featuring a prominent, realistically carved lion's head relief at its front, adding a unique and powerful element to the sculpture. The surface of the base beneath Shiva is also textured in white, mimicking a cushion or sacred mat. This meticulously crafted stone statue, likely made from granite, marble, or a high-quality composite, exemplifies Hindu religious art and craftsmanship. Its high-contrast design makes it an exceptional devotional item, a powerful spiritual centerpiece, or a significant decorative element for those seeking inspiration and peace. The contrasting textures and colors highlight the divinity and austerity of Lord Shiva, connecting the image directly to themes of spiritual practice, iconography, and deity representation.

    Shiva Statue For Home 4ft

    Original price was: ₹198,000.00.Current price is: ₹187,900.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in this statue 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 the Shiva statue for home with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in black stone
    Total Height Including Base:  48 inches/4ft
    Width:   34.5 inches approx
    Depth:   25.5 inches approx

    Weight:  450-500 Kgs approx

     

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