6" Small Copper Statue of Apsara Playing Musical Instrument

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Divine Celestial Musicians

This handcrafted copper statue depicts an Apsara, a celestial nymph known for her captivating beauty, grace, and mastery of the arts. In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, Apsaras are divine beings who reside in Indra's court in Svarga (heaven), where they entertain the gods with their enchanting music and dance. They are often associated with water, fertility, and the natural world, embodying the essence of beauty and joy. Apsaras are said to have been born from the churning of the Ocean of Milk (Samudra Manthana), a significant event in Hindu mythology, and are celebrated for their alluring charm and ability to distract even the most disciplined sages from their meditations. While their beauty is legendary, they are also skilled dancers and musicians, playing an integral role in the celestial court. The posture of the Apsara suggests a moment captured in the midst of her performance. Poised delicately on a lotus base, she appears to be playing a stringed instrument, her fingers gracefully manipulating the chords. The meticulous detail in her attire and ornaments reflects the richness of celestial life.

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Craftsmanship and Materials

This statue has been meticulously crafted from copper, lending it a warm, reddish-brown hue and a durable, lasting quality. The statue's dimensions of 6.5 x 3.2 x 2.7 inches make it a perfect addition to any space, serving as a captivating focal point or a subtle reminder of celestial beauty and artistry. The craftsmanship reflects the traditions of metalworking and sculpture found in the regions where Apsaras are venerated.

A Timeless Symbol of Beauty and Grace

Whether you are an art collector, a lover of mythology, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty and grace of the Apsaras, this statue is sure to bring a sense of peace and wonder into your life. Place it in your home, office, or sacred space to create an atmosphere of serenity and beauty, and to honor the divine feminine energy that the Apsaras embody.