This exquisite handcrafted brass sculpture represents the sacred head of Nandi, the revered bull vahana (mount) and gatekeeper of Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology. The bust captures the divine serenity and nobility of Nandi in a highly stylized and ornament-rich design, deeply rooted in Indian temple art.
Key Features:
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Material: Pure brass with an antique gold polish, showcasing traditional Indian lost-wax casting technique, commonly associated with Dhokra art or South Indian brass work.
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Form & Expression:
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The face of Nandi is calm and benevolent, exuding devotion and tranquility.
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The wide, expressive eyes, flared nostrils, and curved horns add to the natural yet divine aesthetic.
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The ears are elegantly detailed, giving the bust a lifelike yet spiritual aura.
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Ornamentation:
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Nandi’s head is adorned with a heavily detailed ceremonial crown or headpiece, richly engraved with lotus motifs and concentric circular designs.
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A decorated forehead band adds symbolic reverence, possibly representing spiritual markings (tilak).
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The neck is richly covered in garlands of bells and chains, often seen in temple processions.
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