Surya Narayan Konark Temple Replica

  • Sale! tall, monochromatic dark grey stone sculpture depicts a four-armed Hindu deity, almost certainly Lord Vishnu, standing centrally in an intricate bas-relief. The deity is adorned with a tall, ornate crown (kiritamukuta) and elaborate jewelry including necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and a waist belt, all finely detailed. Vishnu's front right hand holds a lotus bud, his front left hand rests on a club or mace (gada), his upper left hand grasps a conch shell (shankha), and his upper right hand holds a discus (chakra). He stands in a serene posture on a multi-tiered, circular pedestal, itself resting on a broader rectangular base. The central figure is framed by an ornate, arch-shaped prabhavali (aureole or archway). This archway is richly decorated with a series of smaller narrative panels. Along the inner edges of the arch, there are ten distinct rectangular niches on each side, vertically stacked, likely depicting the Dashavatara (ten incarnations of Vishnu), such as Matsya (fish), Kurma (tortoise), Varaha (boar), Narasimha (man-lion), and Vamana (dwarf), followed by human forms like Parashurama, Rama, Balarama or Krishna, Buddha, and Kalki. The apex of the arch features a prominent Kirtimukha (glory-face) motif, with celestial beings or flying figures in relief on the curved upper sections, flanked by decorative scrolls. Two larger, standing attendant figures, possibly consorts or celestial beings, are carved in relief at the base of the archway, flanking Vishnu. At the very bottom of the sculpture, on the pedestal beneath these attendants, additional smaller figures, appearing as devotees or sages, are depicted kneeling in adoration. The entire piece showcases exceptional traditional Indian stone carving and craftsmanship, with every element meticulously detailed, emphasizing mythological themes and religious iconography. The dark grey, matte finish of the stone evokes a sense of ancient artistry and spiritual gravitas. A transparent watermark for "the Stone" is subtly visible on the lower right side of the sculpture. This sculpture would be highly relevant to articles discussing Hindu deities, traditional Indian temple art, the Dashavatara concept, or the history and techniques of stone carving in India.

    Lord Surya Narayan Statue 4ft

    Original price was: ₹197,000.00.Current price is: ₹182,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in it is Black stone. 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 Lord Surya Narayan statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in black stone
    Total Height Including Base:   48 inches/ 4 ft
    Width: 26 inches
    Depth: 12  inches

    Weight: 300-400 Kgs approx

     

     

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    • This item cannot be returned or exchanged. Please contact us for any queries or concerns.
    • This is a handcrafted creation therefore minor variations in color or design may arise. Small irregularities are rare and intrinsic to this creation’s beauty as it is ultra-carefully crafted by hand.
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  • Sale! magnificent, tall, and intricately carved reddish-brown sandstone sculpture depicting a standing Hindu deity, likely Lord Vishnu or Krishna, is presented in a studio setting against a plain light grey background. The central figure, commanding attention, stands in a poised and erect posture, adorned with an elaborate tiered crown (kirita-mukuta) and a serene, contemplative facial expression. The deity's two main arms are raised to chest height, holding significant symbolic attributes: a prominent chakra (discus) in the right hand and a shankha (conch shell) in the left. The hands also display specific mudras (sacred gestures), conveying blessings or reassurance. The upper body is bare but richly adorned with multiple necklaces (hara), armlets (keyura), and a delicate sacred thread (yajnopavita) draped diagonally across the left shoulder. A meticulously draped dhoti, with visible folds and intricate patterns, covers the lower body, reaching down to the ankles. The central deity is framed by an exquisitely detailed Prabhavali (archway or aureole) that extends upwards and to the sides. This Prabhavali is densely carved with miniature celestial beings (devatas), mythical creatures, and intricate foliage motifs, creating an impression of divine energy and a sacred space, characteristic of a temple niche. Flanking the main figure on both sides are smaller, graceful attendant deities or dvarapalas, standing within architectural pilasters, adding to the composition's complexity. At the very base of the sculpture, two smaller kneeling figures are depicted in an attitude of deep devotion (bhaktas), facing inwards towards the central deity with hands clasped in prayer (anjali mudra). The entire carving rests upon a multi-tiered, heavily ornamented pedestal, which is itself richly sculpted with additional miniature friezes, decorative patterns, and architectural elements, further enhancing its grandeur and traditional aesthetic. The warm, earthy tones of the reddish-brown sandstone are visible throughout, highlighting the deep relief carving and meticulous attention to detail, characteristic of traditional Indian temple art and ancient stone craftsmanship. This devotional artwork, with its rich iconography and intricate detailing, serves as a powerful visual representation of spiritual narratives and divine attributes. It would be highly relevant for articles discussing Hindu religious art, Vaishnava iconography, ancient Indian sculptures, the craftsmanship of sandstone carving, or the cultural and spiritual significance of sacred artifacts from the Indian subcontinent. The "The Stone Studio" watermark suggests it could represent contemporary craftsmanship inspired by traditional designs or the work of a specialized artisan studio.

    Surya Narayan Konark Temple Replica 6′

    Original price was: ₹389,000.00.Current price is: ₹347,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in this Surya Narayan Konark temple replica is sandstone. 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 with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in brown sandstone
    Total Height Including Base:  72 inches/ 6 ft
    Width:  38 inches approx
    Depth:  22 inches approx

    Weight: 600-700 Kgs approx

     

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    • Shipping & packaging costs are extra and will be calculated based on the customer’s shipping address.
    • Please call/WhatsApp us at +91-7008222943 or email us at info@thestonestudio.in with any questions about international shipping or anything else.
    • This item cannot be returned or exchanged. Please contact us for any queries or concerns.
    • 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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