Description
Lord Natraj in this sculpture is seen in his most dignified form. This sculpture is exquisite and shows Lord Nataraja with four arms. In one arm he is holding fire and a drum in the other. The two forearms are in a dancing mudra. He is balancing on his right foot and his left foot is lifted in abandon. He is standing on the asura that represents ignorance.
There is a circle of fire surrounding him and the faithful cobra is a part of the sculpture too.
This is a pancha loha statue and is made using the lost wax method of Tamil Nadu.
Popularly used to depict Lord Shiva in his dancing form. In this status, Lord Shiva can be seen in all his glory. With his arms held up in an artistic form, he can be seen holding a drum in one hand and fire in the other. He is standing on Apsmara the asura that represents ignorance. He is surrounded by a ring of fire. He is holding his left leg up.
This is a bronze statue made using the lost wax method of Tamil Nadu.
Lord Nataraja is a free-spirited Lord who wears his locks in a matted fashion and dresses in animal skin. His devotees are often ash-smeared and smoke hash.
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