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Patanjali

$168
$224
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Specifications
RS80
Katappa Stone Statue (Crafted in Mahabalipuram)
Height: 6 inch
Width: 3.2 inch
Depth: 2.6 inch
Weight 940 gm
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Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days
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Easy Returns
Easy Returns
Return within 7 days of
order delivery.See T&Cs
Fully Insured
Fully Insured
All orders are fully insured
to ensure peace of mind.
100% Handmade
100% Handmade
All products are
MADE IN INDIA.

The Sage of Yoga, Adorned by the Serpent

This exquisite statue depicts the revered sage Patanjali, a figure central to the philosophy and practice of yoga. Crafted from Katappa stone in the renowned artisan hub of Mahabalipuram, this piece embodies centuries of artistic tradition and spiritual significance. The dark, resonant stone lends an aura of deep contemplation and timeless wisdom to the sculpture. The form of Patanjali is depicted with profound grace. He is shown seated, his hands pressed together in a gesture of prayer or salutation, a universal symbol of reverence and humility. His body is entwined with a multi-headed cobra, its hoods spread protectively above his head. This imagery is deeply symbolic. The serpent, often referred to as Shesha or Ananta, is the primordial king of all nagas and represents eternity, cosmic energy, and the kundalini force that lies dormant within us, awaiting awakening. The multiple heads signify the all-pervading nature of this divine consciousness and the sage's mastery over it.

A Legacy of Wisdom and Craftsmanship

Patanjali is most famously credited with compiling the Yoga Sutras, a foundational text that systematized and illuminated the path of yoga. He is revered not just as a philosopher, but as a divine incarnation, a manifestation of Lord Vishnu in his serpentine form as Adishesha. Legend states that Adishesha, desiring to descend to earth to teach yoga to humanity, transformed himself into a serpent and then took the form of a human child, falling into the hands of a sage named Gotamika. This child was Patanjali, the great guru who would bring the science of yoga to the world. The artisans of Mahabalipuram have been masters of stone carving for millennia, drawing inspiration from the intricate temple sculptures of the region. Their skilled hands have brought this representation of Patanjali to life, imbuing the stone with a palpable sense of sacredness. The fine details on the clothing, the serene expression on Patanjali's face, and the powerful, sinuous coils of the cobra are testaments to their artistry. This statue is not merely a decorative object, but a conduit to the ancient wisdom of yoga, a reminder of the journey towards self-realization and inner peace. Displaying this sculpture in your home or meditation space can serve as a constant inspiration to cultivate discipline, balance, and spiritual insight in your own life.
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