READING GANESHA

Lord Nataraja Brass Idol is a beautiful representation of Lord Shiva in his cosmic dance form, known as the "Tandava." This form symbolizes the cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction in the universe. The idol typically features Shiva with four arms, one holding a damaru (drum), another holding Agni (fire), and the other two in various mudras (gestures). He is depicted dancing within a circular ring of flames, standing on a demon figure named Apasmara, representing ignorance.

The brass material adds a traditional and elegant touch to the idol, making it a popular choice for both worship and decorative purposes. The intricate detailing and the weight of the brass give it a sense of permanence and reverence, making it a cherished piece in many homes and temples.

For a dancer, having a Nataraja Brass Idol in their practice space can serve as a constant reminder of the spiritual and transformative power of dance. It's a symbol of the pursuit of perfection, grace, and the balance that every dancer strives to achieve.

Dimensions:  L 7 Cms, W 23 Cms H 19 Cms