| Specifications |
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PHC278 |
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Panchaloha Bronze Statue |
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Height: 12.5 inch |
| Width: 4.5 inch | |
| Depth: 3 inch | |
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Weight 3.40 kg |
| Delivery and Return Policies |
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Usually ships in 8 days |
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Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days |
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Free Delivery |
Hindu religiosity has always
given immense importance to the element of dance – from the ‘tandava’ of
Nataraja, to the dancing of Krishna over the hood of Kaliya–‘nritya’ has truly
incorporated the fervour with which we associate ‘bhakti’ and devotion towards
our deities. This is beautifully captured in this bronze sculpture that has
been made in the ‘madhuchistavidhana’ or lost wax fashion.The ‘sthapati,’ in
this green patina layered image, has vividly presented the active and dynamic
notion of dance, and its importance for Indian society.
Elegantly poised in
the ‘padavastika’ posture, gracing tranquility, this image of a dancing lady is
evocative of the suite of dancers, or ‘Devadasis,’ that performed the dance of
God inside the Hindu temple. Their female artistry and wholly devoted mastery
over their dance form tied them in service with the temple and the lord, and
this delightful sculpture pays a wonderful homage to that time. The figure is
placed on a raised pedestal, with her left hand hanging pendent while a parrot
is perched on her right hand – signifying love, purity, and fertility. The
dancer is beautifully draped and bejewelled with ornamental tassels that run
all over her body. Her hair is made up in an elaborate bun, and she wears
floriate earrings.
Witness another
beautiful manifestation of such a sentiment here.
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