High-Quality Naga Kanya Statue – Bronze Finishing
Specifications:
- Item Code: HME15878
- Weight: 2000 grams
- Size (cm): 24 x 15 x 10
- Material: Copper
- Finish: Bronze Patina
- Availability: In Stock
Naga Kanya: A Symbol of Transformation and Devotion
Naga Kanya, derived from Sanskrit, translates to ‘Virgin or Maiden of the Nagas’ and carries profound significance in Buddhist mythology.
- Mythological Tale:
- Naga Kanya is the daughter of the Ocean (Sagara) and an emblem of bodhicitta (enlightened mind).
- As narrated in the Lotus Sutra (Chapter XII), the eight-year-old Naga princess astonished an assembly of bodhisattvas by attaining enlightenment. Despite initial disbelief due to her youth and gender, she presented the Buddha with a priceless jewel symbolizing her life.
- In an extraordinary act of devotion, she instantly attained Buddhahood, teaching the profound value of selfless sacrifice and the infinite potential for enlightenment.
This story highlights the spiritual journey of dedication, transformation, and boundless potential, inspiring devotees to embrace inner wisdom and compassion.
Bronze Finishing: A Timeless Aesthetic
The statue features an exclusive Bronze Patina Finish, adding a sense of antiquity and refinement.
- Craftsmanship:
- The bronze color is achieved through a meticulous process using organic materials such as butter and vegetable dyes.
- Skilled artisans transform red copper into a lustrous bronze patina, showcasing their dedication to preserving this rare art form.
- Unique Appeal:
- This finish evokes the charm of aged bronze statues, making each piece a timeless treasure.
- The patina enhances the intricate details, offering a captivating aesthetic suitable for both traditional and contemporary settings.
Lost-Wax Casting Technique
The statue is crafted using the Lost-Wax System, an ancient and revered technique for creating intricate metal sculptures:
- Wax Model Creation: Every detail is meticulously sculpted in wax.
- Ceramic Shell Formation: The model is coated with ceramic layers, forming a durable mold.
- Wax Removal: The wax is melted out, leaving a cavity for casting.
- Metal Casting: Molten metal is poured into the mold, capturing every fine detail.
- Revealing the Masterpiece: Once cooled, the ceramic shell is removed, unveiling the finished sculpture.
This labor-intensive process ensures the highest level of precision and artistry in each piece.
A Perfect Addition to Your Collection
This Naga Kanya Statue is ideal for:
- Home Décor: Adding spiritual elegance to any room.
- Meditation Spaces: Enhancing tranquility and focus.
- Art Collectors: A unique addition to Buddhist art collections.
- Gift Giving: A meaningful and timeless gift for loved ones.
