Sacred Brass Shiva on Nandi – Trishul & Damaru (Power, Protection & Transformation)

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Width:
14.00 (in)
Height:
16.00 (in)
Depth:
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A handcrafted brass statue of Lord Shiva seated on Nandi, symbolizing strength, divine protection, and spiritual transformation.

 

? Product Description 

 

This striking brass sculpture represents Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities of Hindu tradition, known as the destroyer of illusion and transformer of consciousness.

 

Shiva is depicted seated upon Nandi, the sacred bull, who represents strength, loyalty, and unwavering devotion. Together, they embody the perfect balance between power and surrender.

 

In one hand, Shiva holds the Trishul (trident)—a symbol of destroying ego, ignorance, and negativity. In another, he carries the Damaru (sacred drum), representing the rhythm of creation and the cosmic sound of the universe.

 

The serpent around his neck symbolizes mastery over fear and life force energy, while his calm expression reflects deep meditation and inner stillness.

 

This piece is not just art—it is a representation of transformation, protection, and divine presence.

 

? Symbolism & Meaning

 

  • Shiva: Transformation, destruction of ego, higher consciousness

  • Nandi (Bull): Strength, devotion, grounding energy

  • Trishul (Trident): Destruction of negativity and illusion

  • Damaru (Drum): Creation, vibration, universal sound

  • Serpent: Power over fear and awakening of energy (Kundalini)

 

?️ Material & Craftsmanship

  • Solid brass construction

  • Hand-finished with antique patina

  • Traditional sculptural detailing

  • Heavy, durable, and made for long-term presence

 

Each piece carries natural variations that enhance its authenticity.

 

? Dimensions

  • Height: 16 inches

  • Length: 14 inches

  • Base Width: 9 inches

 

? How to Use

  • Place in a meditation or prayer space

  • Ideal for a home altar or sacred corner

  • Position facing east or north for traditional alignment

  • Used to invite protection, strength, and transformation energy

? Cultural Origin

Inspired by traditional craftsmanship from India and Nepal, where depictions of Shiva and Nandi are central to temple art and spiritual practice.

 

“Each piece at Dharma Raíz carries not only form, but the energy of transformation and intention.”