Handcarved stone sculptures from India are made from naturally occurring stone which come in different patinas like pink sandstone, white marble, beige stone, grey granite, black and green depending on which region the stones are mined from. Reverse carving defines the features of the sculptures and gives them character and life. Murtis of Hindu Gods in different poses energize your chakras with strong positive vibrations. Enhance your home decor with these exquisite granite stone sculptures from India, each displaying unique mudras that balance your chakras.
Hand crafted and carved with perfection our range of stone sculptures depicting Hindu Gods are beautiful and created with love and passion for the Indian Culture. Each sculpture is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, ensuring every detail is perfect and true to the Indian Culture.
Carved from naturally occurring stones the patina and texture of the sculptures are very earth like and exotic as well. The flow of energy from these handcarved sculptures is very positive and the vibrations are almost real as they are carved by artists who have a great passion for the arts. When you bring one of these garden sculptures into your home, you'll feel the positive energy flowing through the space, creating a truly uplifting atmosphere.
Hindu God Statues are placed in altars or a spiritual area where you seek peace and meditate to energize your chakras. Just as mantras resonate with different chakras our statues also energize these at different levels. Channel the energy of the divine with our exquisite handcarved Statues, strategically placed in sacred altars to awaken your chakras and elevate your spiritual practice.
Ganesha is the remover of obstacles and Hanuman is the healer, Shiva evokes creation through destruction or rebirth and Vishnu is the peace loving and supreme authority on the truth of life or Bhagwad Gita. These divine beings represent different facets of existence, embodying the essence of overcoming challenges, healing, creation through transformation, and the pursuit of truth and peace.
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