Magnificent brass Throne or Singhasan For The Gods with an exquistie prabhavali backdrop handcrafted  by artisans from south indina with beautiful peacocks, the 5 hooded Naag and the mythical Yali with a idol of lord Ganesh.

The singhasan with its intricate workmanship displays graceful peacocks on the prabhavali frame and the 4 corners of the pedestal, the Mythical Yali - Half lion Half horse just above the 5 hooded naag sculpted on top of the throne flanked by temple pillars, inspired by the Mughal era and the temple architecture of south India.

The Singhasan is traditionally  found in most prayer rooms / temples of Indian homes with gods and goddesses seated on them adorned with freshly picked flowers during daily prayers by the head of the family.

Measures: Height 34 cm x Width 31cm x Depth 17 cm.
The rectangular base of the throne availble to keep and idol measures: Length 23 cm x Width 9 cm . 

The Ganesh idol accompanying the singhasan measures 5 x 3 cm . 

Weight : 5.2 Kilograms 

The King of Dance - Exquisite 36 cm tall sculpture of Nataraja depicting the third god of Hindus hand crafted from excellent quality brass finished with a rich green and gold patina, showing off the fine quality and skill of the artisans from South India.

In this avatar, Shiva, who is believed to be the destroyer of all evils, is seen in the form of a divine dancer and signifies putting an end to an exhausted world, showing the creation of a new world by the Lord Brahma, first god responsible for the creation of the universe.

Crafted in his traditional dance posture, Lord Shiva is seen balancing on the Demon that is believed to signify his ignorance. That is – when Shiva comes as Nataraj, he is on his own, without any fear of any evils, or any obstacles and is always depicted with his four hands.

A cobra (snake) uncoils from his lower right forearm.
The upper right hand holds a “Damru”, a small drum shaped instrument.
The second right hand is in ‘Abhayamudra’ meaning protection against evil and ignorance.
The upper left hand contains fire, symbolizing destruction.
The second left hand points towards the raised foot which signifies liberation.

The mythical yali on top of the sculpture is a sign of protection and well being.

Measures: Height 36 cm x Width 21 cm

The rectangular base measures: 12 cm x 10 cm 

Weight:  3.95 kilograms

Exquisite wood sculpture  of the 3 most worshipped hindu deities in the Indian pantheon - Goddesses Lakshmi & Saraswati with the Veena and Lord Ganesha.

This wall hanging measuring 2 feet in length is beautifully engraved with a floral design and hand painted with organic dyes in earthy yet vibrant colours by skilled artisans from Tamil Nadu, South India from a single block of local Raintree wood. 

Lord Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles, the patron of arts and sciences and the Deva of intellect and wisdom. As the god of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of rituals and ceremonies.

Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune and prosperity and is the wife and Shakti (energy) of Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism and the Supreme Being in the Vaishnavism Tradition.

Saraswati is the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, arts, wisdom, and learning worshipped throughout Nepal and India. She is a part of the trinity (Tridevi) of Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati.

The wall hanging measures:
Length 60 cm x Height 33 cm x Depth 5 cm
Weight: 3.90 Kilograms