Consort to the highest Yogi, Shiva
– Devi Uma is the source of all the energy, including what Shiva
channelises. This Chola style Uma is seen seated half crossed. Her left-hand poses to hold a rose in
presentation of grace and her other hand is placed on the seat just as it is.
Long tresses crowned into a JataMukuta, she has a compassionate face and
sensuous natural-fleshy body. This detailed idol of
Uma celebrates the feminine to its finest!
The Embodiment of Shakti
Behold the magnificent representation of Devi Uma, a manifestation of Parvati, the Hindu goddess of love, devotion, and power. As Bhoga Sakthi, she embodies abundance, prosperity, and the fulfillment of desires. This splendid sculpture captures the essence of her divine feminine energy, radiating grace and serenity. Every curve and contour of the statue speaks volumes of the artistry and devotion poured into its creation.The Legacy of Panchaloha and Lost-Wax Craftsmanship
Crafted using the ancient Madhuchista Vidhana, or lost-wax technique, in the sacred town of Swamimalai, this bronze sculpture represents a timeless tradition passed down through generations. Swamimalai, renowned for its exquisite bronze icons, holds a special place in South Indian art. The Panchaloha, or five-metal alloy, imbues the statue with sacred energy and ensures its enduring beauty. The meticulous detailing, from the intricate jewelry to the gentle expression on her face, exemplifies the skill and dedication of the artisans. The Panchaloha composition is itself symbolically significant, representing the elements of nature and the cosmos.Parvati: Consort, Mother, and Divine Power
Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva, is not merely a goddess, but the embodiment of Shakti – the divine feminine energy that permeates the universe. She is the mother of Ganesha and Kartikeya, representing the nurturing and protective aspects of the divine. Her stories are woven into the fabric of Hindu mythology, depicting her as a devoted wife, a fierce warrior, and a compassionate mother. She represents the ideal of womanhood, strength, and spiritual power.
This depiction captures Parvati in a moment of tranquil grace, radiating the benevolent energy of Bhoga Sakthi. One hand is held in a gesture of granting blessings, while the other rests gently, signifying her nurturing nature. The statue serves as a powerful reminder of the divine feminine presence that governs creation, preservation, and transformation. Invite the divine grace of Parvati into your space and experience the blessings of abundance and spiritual growth.
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