Dancing Ganapathy
Handcrafted bronze idol of Lord Ganesha in a dynamic dancing pose (Nritya Ganesha), symbolizing joy, grace, and auspicious beginnings.
Material: Bronze
Karnataka Bronzeware
Splendour in Metal
Bronze sculpting is an ancient and revered art form. Created by alloying zinc, copper and tin, molten bronze is poured into moulds and then carefully chiselled and polished by skilled hands. Karnataka’s bronzeware stands out for its adherence to the ornate Hoysala style, known for its elaborate ornamentation and intricate detailing. Each sculpture is a fusion of technical precision and artistic expression, radiating a luminous beauty that reflects centuries of tradition.
Darpanasundari
A bronze idol of Darpanasundari, the celestial maiden gazing into a mirror — an iconic motif of Karnataka temple sculpture, rendered with lost-wax precision.
Material: Bronze
Hamsa
A graceful bronze hamsa (sacred swan), a symbol of wisdom and discernment, cast with flowing lines that capture the bird's poised, regal form.
Material: Bronze
Krishna
A solid bronze figure of Lord Krishna, capturing the charm of the divine cowherd in traditional iconographic pose with the heirloom durability of lost-wax casting.
Material: Bronze
Lakshmi
A handcrafted bronze idol of Goddess Lakshmi, the embodiment of prosperity and grace, depicted in classic seated form with intricate jewellery and drapery detail.
Material: Bronze
Mahishasuramardini
A powerful bronze sculpture of Mahishasuramardini — Goddess Durga vanquishing the buffalo-demon Mahishasura — cast with the dynamic energy of Karnataka's lost-wax tradition.
Material: Bronze
Mantapa Jhula Ganesha
Lord Ganesha seated on a swing (jhula) beneath a temple pavilion (mantapa), a festive bronze composition that brings the warmth of festival processions into the home.
Material: Bronze
Nandi
A seated bronze Nandi, Lord Shiva's sacred bull, rendered with calm devotion and the solid, enduring presence that lost-wax bronzeware is prized for.
Material: Bronze
Nataraja
Lord Shiva as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer, captured in bronze at the moment of the Tandava — an emblem of creation and dissolution, cast with Karnataka's metal-craft iconography.
Material: Bronze