Statues of Shiva Nataraja
Shiva statue available in three sizes and two colors; 10, 15 & 23 cm. Shiva can be seen as a symbol of consciousness, here in its dancing (active) form, in constant transformation and movement. Nataraja as this form of statue is called, Shiva is depicted dancing in a circle of fire on a dwarf symbolizing ignorance or the ego.
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10 cm BRASS
€19.20
10 cm BRONZE
€19.20
15 cm BRASS
€43.70
15 cm BRONZE
€43.70
23 cm BRASS
€96.20
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Shiva statue available in three sizes and two colors; 10, 15 & 23 cm. Shiva can be seen as a symbol of consciousness, here in its dancing (active) form, in constant transformation and movement. Nataraja as this form of statue is called, Shiva is depicted dancing in a circle of fire on a dwarf symbolizing ignorance or the ego.
The three main gods of hinduism is Brahma, Vishnu & Shiva; representing creation, maintenance and transformation. Shiva is the god most strongly linked to yoga, meditation, magic and spiritual practice; the transformative processes. One of Shiva's 1000 names is Tryambakam, the three-eyed one, which is one of many links to Odin from the Norse mythology, whose one eye looks inward.
The three main gods of hinduism is Brahma, Vishnu & Shiva; representing creation, maintenance and transformation. Shiva is the god most strongly linked to yoga, meditation, magic and spiritual practice; the transformative processes. One of Shiva's 1000 names is Tryambakam, the three-eyed one, which is one of many links to Odin from the Norse mythology, whose one eye looks inward.