$75.00
Traditional ritual incense burner used for Sang offerings as per the Tibetan tradition. Sang is a mild yet full of aroma Incense made of Juniper and many other mountain...
$125.00
Divine brass idol of Lord Ganesha - God of wisdom, learning , prosperity and new beginnings.The idol sits in front of an exquisitely crafted Prabhavali or Halo on a rectangular...
$60.00
Bells are traditionally used in Hindu ceremonies and temples and are also called "Ghantis". This exquisite pair of brass bells are crafted with floral motifs by artisans from South India...
$75.00
Elevate your spiritual space with this stunning brass incense | Dhoop burner, meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans from Uttar Pradesh. Featuring a graceful peacock, this incense burner combines traditional craftsmanship...
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Bells are traditionally used in Hindu ceremonies and temples and are also called "Ghantis". This exquisite pair of brass bells are handcrafted by artisans from South India and hang on...
$145.00
From our Heritage collection - This Vintage 64 cm long hanging Lamp or Thooku Vilakku as is traditionally called, has been used for decades to worship the Gods and claimed to...
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From our Vintage collection - This Vintage traditional 130 cm long hanging Lamp is crafted with 3 Lingam Vilakku brass lamps held together with a link chains and has been...
$75.00
Bells are traditionally used in Hindu ceremonies and temples and are also called "Ghantas". This exquisite brass bell is handcrafted by skilled artisans with a peacock displaying its full plumage...
$105.00
This exquisite oil and wick brass lamp having 3 spouts and 6 beautifully crafted peacocks ( 3 above and 3 below the lamp) with intricate engraving is handcrafted by skilled...
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Ornate brass Incense | dhoop burner handcrafted with the mythical hamsa on the cover and an exquisite lotus design at the base. Light the Dhoop ( Dhoop is the cone...
$70.00
Handcrafted by tribal artisans in Odisha, India, this vintage pair of brass door handles are perfect example of Dhokra craft featuring tribal men with folded hands which is an Indian...
$125.00
An exquisite wall hanging depicting the vintage idol of a worshipper to the Indian gods, standing majestically on a pedestal with folded hands, crafted in brass by skilled artisans from...
$150.00
Magnificent 25 cm tall brass sculpture of Hindu God Krishna playing the flute wearing his Mukut ( crown ) with the sacred cow behind him and standing on a beautifully crafted round pedestal.
With fine and delicate engraving on the robes, the crown and the flute, the sculpture is finished in an exquisite dark brown patina hand crafted by artisans from the South of India using century old traditional method of metal casting and engraving.
The great exponent of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna is the god of compassion, tenderness, and love in Hinduism and is one of the most popular and widely revered among Indian divinities.
Dark and extremely handsome, the word Krishna literally means 'black', and black also connotes mysteriousness and a favourite with all the village girls called "Gopis.
The sacred cow depicts his love of the cows when he was a cowherd and is synonymous with krishna also known as Gopala.
Measures: Height 25 cm . The round pedestal measures 13 cm in diameter.
Weight: 2.750 kilograms
$195.00
Majestic brass sculpture of the Nandi Bull - The gate guardian deity of Kailasa, the abode of Lord Shiva and as per Indian mythology, is also the Vahan | vehicle for Shiva - The bearer of truth and righteousness.
Handcrafted with a rich green and gold patina by artisans from the south of India with beautiful contours, this majestic bull head is a Collectors item.
God of skies & destruction, Shiva with Nandi bull is one of the oldest forms of Hindu representation - dating before 3000 BC.
One can find the figure of the white humped bull in every Shaivite temple reclining on a raised platform and facing the entrance door of the shrine so that according to mythology, he may perpetually gaze on the lord in his symbolic form, the lingam.
Today, the bull is considered a symbol of Hinduism and the Nandi symbolises purity, as well as justice, faith, wisdom, virility and honour.
Measures:
Height 33 cm x Width 20 cm x Depth 12 cm
Weight : 3.4 kilograms
$230.00
These divine brass Samay oil lamps feature the Shanku, Chakra and Namam symbols of Lord Vishnu, one of the principal deities in Hinduism.
The lamps are considered to repel negative energy and bring blessings to the home or any space where they are placed, signifying purity, goodness, good luck and power.
The Sudarshana Chakra, in particular, is believed to be a powerful weapon that takes away negative energy and protects the devotee from harm.
Lord Vishnu is also revered as a deity of healing and is believed to have the power to calm the mind and heal emotional hurts.
Traditionally worshipped in Vishnu temples and homes across South of India since centuries by worshippers belonging to Vaishnavism religion and followers of Lord Vishnu, the symbols on the lamps are the divine wheel of power, symbolic of Lord Vishnu's Power & Divinity.
Measures:
Height 30 cm x Base diameter 10 cm.
Weight of all 3 lamps: 5.2 kilograms
Note: Use cotton wicks dipped in mustard oil to light the lamps.
$230.00
Magnificent 35 cm Tall brass sculpture of Hindu God Krishna playing the flute wearing his Mukut ( crown ) standing on a pedestal with the sacred cow behind him.
This beautiful statue of Lord Krishna with intricate engraving on the robes, the crown and the flute is hand crafted by artisans from the South of India using the century old traditional method of metal casting and engraving.
The great exponent of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna is the god of compassion, tenderness and love in Hinduism and one of the most popular and widely revered among Indian divinities.
The sacred cow depicts his love of the cows when he was a cowherd and is synonymous with Krishna also known as Gopala.
The anecdotes and narratives of Krishna's life are generally titled as Krishna Leela. He is a central character in the Indian Epics Mahabharata, Bhagvata Purana and the Bhagavad Gita and is also potrayed in various perspectives: A god-child, a prankster, a model lover, a divine hero, and as the supreme power.
Measures:
Height 35 cm . The pedestal measures 16 cm in length and 8 cm wide.
Weight: 4.50 kilograms
