Stone Nandi Statue 4ft

Stone Nandi statue

Size: 4ft length

Material: This specific piece of art is made off white stone. This sculpture is made to the specifications of the client. The off-white Nandi may transform any temple or garden into a work of art. The neck designs stand out due to the elaborate embellishments on the ornaments.

Nandi is Shiva’s closest helper because he is the spirit of receptivity. Before you go into a temple, you must have the place of Nandi – to completely sit. Nandi (also Nandin) is the divine bull calf, gatekeeper, and vehicle (vahana) of the Hindu god Shiva. Statues of Nandi are a familiar sight at Hindu temples devoted to his master, and he is partially liable for the Hindu worship for living bulls even today, uniquely in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

The respect shown to the bull in modern India is somewhat because of his connection with Shiva. In Hindu towns such as Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh state, certain bulls are given the freedom to wander the streets. They are supposed to belong to the god, and they are marked on the flank with the trident symbol of Shiva.

According to the Vayu Purana, Nandi is the son of Kasyapa and Surabhi. In the Saura Purana, Nandi is described as “dressed with all ornaments, sparkling like a thousand stars, grasping a trident in his hand, three-eyed, decked with a sliver of the moon, a thunderbolt in his palm, four-armed, like a second Sankara [Shiva]” for his role as Shiva’s defender.

Shiva’s carrier and the leader of the god’s ganas, or companions, is the black stone Nandi figure, who usually wears a golden team of office. Shiva’s other responsibilities include preserving all quadrupeds and performing the tandava, or cosmic dance of creation while supplying the music.

Nandi statue stone is a bull seated on a pedestal in front of most Hindu temples dedicated to Shiva, particularly Dravida (Southern) temples. In the main temple, he is housed in a Nandi mandapa, a distinctive columned building where he gazes in devotion at Shiva’s linga. Bells, clappers, and floral decorations are typically used to decorate the bull.

In Javanese temples, Shiva can take the appearance of a bull, known as Nandi-Kesvara, who stands guard with a trident in one hand and a lotus flower in the other. In Hindu art, Nandi is commonly represented as Shiva’s steed with pure white skin. He also appears with Shiva on the first and second days.

This particular stone Nandi statue is designed/customized in keeping in mind the requirement and specifications given by our clients. Special care is given to the minute detailings done on the Nandi statue stone body. This texture gives an ancient look to this particular figure.

• This Nandi’s sheer magnitude is stunning.
• This statue is well constructed, with detailed carvings and carvings.
• This statue is carved from a single block of off-white stone, significantly boosting its durability.
• This particular statue features detailed carvings and is completely customized to the client’s tastes.
• It’s truly a one-of-a-kind work of art.
• Any changes to a customized statue are possible depending on the preferences of our Art Lover clients.
• Our Nandi statue is made of high-quality stone.