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Experience the dramatic brilliance of Gajasamharamurti, a handcrafted sculpture inspired by the extraordinary Chola artistry of the Alanthuraiyar Temple, Pullamangai, Tamil Nadu. Renowned for its intricate miniature sculptures, this Early Chola temple preserves one of the most dynamic and expressive depictions of Lord Shiva as Gajasamharamurti—the conqueror of the elephant demon Gajamukhasura.
This remarkable sculpture captures the climactic moment of Shiva's cosmic victory over evil. His lower body is portrayed in vigorous motion while his upper body remains composed and majestic, exemplifying the Chola sculptor's mastery of balance and movement. His powerful left leg presses firmly upon the defeated demon, while his right leg is raised gracefully in the elegant Kunjita posture, creating a striking sense of rhythm and vitality.
Adding emotional depth to the composition, Goddess Parvati turns away from the fierce spectacle, while the young Murugan, startled by the scene, reaches outward and is gently received by her attendant. This harmonious blend of divine power, maternal compassion, and artistic finesse makes the sculpture one of the finest masterpieces of Early Chola temple art.
Meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, this sculpture showcases intricate detailing, graceful proportions, and timeless craftsmanship, making it a distinguished addition to home temples, heritage interiors, offices, and art collections.
| Size | 10 inch |
|---|---|
| Collections | Gifts, Home decor |
| Color | GREY |
Dakshinamurthi Inspired by the Pallava Art at Kallasanatha Temple, Kanchipuram
₹13,175
Experience the dramatic brilliance of Gajasamharamurti, a handcrafted sculpture inspired by the extraordinary Chola artistry of the Alanthuraiyar Temple, Pullamangai, Tamil Nadu. Renowned for its intricate miniature sculptures, this Early Chola temple preserves one of the most dynamic and expressive depictions of Lord Shiva as Gajasamharamurti—the conqueror of the elephant demon Gajamukhasura.
This remarkable sculpture captures the climactic moment of Shiva's cosmic victory over evil. His lower body is portrayed in vigorous motion while his upper body remains composed and majestic, exemplifying the Chola sculptor's mastery of balance and movement. His powerful left leg presses firmly upon the defeated demon, while his right leg is raised gracefully in the elegant Kunjita posture, creating a striking sense of rhythm and vitality.
Adding emotional depth to the composition, Goddess Parvati turns away from the fierce spectacle, while the young Murugan, startled by the scene, reaches outward and is gently received by her attendant. This harmonious blend of divine power, maternal compassion, and artistic finesse makes the sculpture one of the finest masterpieces of Early Chola temple art.
Meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, this sculpture showcases intricate detailing, graceful proportions, and timeless craftsmanship, making it a distinguished addition to home temples, heritage interiors, offices, and art collections.
| Size | 10 inch |
|---|---|
| Collections | Gifts, Home decor |
| Color | GREY |
