| Specifications |
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DDM866 |
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Bronze Statue |
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Height: 15 inch |
| Width: 10 inch | |
| Depth: 6 inch | |
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Weight 10 kg |
| Delivery and Return Policies |
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Ships in 1-3 days |
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Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days |
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Free Delivery |
“Alingana-murti”-
the icon of Shiva-Parvati where the deities are embracing (alingana) one
another, is a beautiful sculpture type, described in the ancient Shilpashastra
and depicted on walls of many temples.
The divine
romance of Shiva-Parvati is highlighted in such sculptures, similar to the one
presented in this bronze composition from Swamimalai.
Chandrashekhara
(wearing the moon in his locks) Shiva appears to be dancing joyously, forming a
soft aramandi pose of classical dance, carrying Damru, agni, and the gesture of
Abhaya with one hand extending to hold Uma.
Dressed in a
beautifully detailed dhoti and ornaments, Uma-Parvati blissfully gazes at her
beloved, as if admiring his unparalleled beauty.
The poses and
expressions of the divine couple bring an emotive quality to the metal
composition, as if a conversation, an exchange of energy between the duo has
been imagined by the artist.
A yet-to-bloom lotus flower, a symbol of the origin of the Universe, rests in Parvati’s hand, as if signaling the moment of Shiva-Parvati’s union, which is at the core of the creation of the cosmos.
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