EASTERN DEITY STATUES

A beautiful selection of statues to represent Eastern, Tibetan, and Hindu Gods and Goddesses.

Item #SSHIDA4: Dancing Shiva

Hindu Universal Godhead, dancing the universe into creation & destruction; creating harmony in meditation. The ring of fire depicts the cosmos coming into being. One of the supreme Hindu Trinity with Brahma & Vishnu. Bronze finish antiqued brass statue. 3" high.

Item #SGAN3: Ganesh Statue

Hindu God, who is the Remover of Obstacles in one`s life path. Bronze finish antiqued brass miniature statue. 3" high.

Item #SLAX35:
Laxmi on Lotus Sculpture

Laxmi, (also spelled Lakshmi) is the Hindu goddess of prosperity, though she also has province over luck, light, beauty, courage, and fertility. She is daughter to the sea, and sister to the moon. This hand painted cold-cast resin statue shows Laxmi seated atop a lotus blossom. She is adorned with brightly colored finery, with a vessel of gold and silver coins beside her. The whole statue is 4" tall and rests upon a 3 1/2" base.

Item #SDUR55: Durga on Tiger

Depicted in traditional fashion, holding weapons and riding a fierce tiger, the Hindu Goddess Durga is shown here in a splendid design. The resplendent and brave wife of Shiva, she was known for having manifested when evil forces threatened the very existence of the gods. A slayer of demons and a potent representation of the united Gods, she went into battle with the chakra of Vishnu and a trident from Shiva, and was always represented with a meditative smile. Standing 6" tall and 4 1/2" wide, this statue is great for those who revere the Hindu gods or those who wish for the protection of the elegant Hindu Goddess.

Item #SB551: Statue
Terra Cotta Buddha

Beautifully sculpted in the clay-based, unfired ceramic known as Terra Cotta, this statue portrays an image of Buddha. Serene in his meditations, he sits with his legs folded beneath, with his elbows resting against them and his hands held traditionally, with palms facing upward. The picture of enlightenment found within quiet contemplation, this wonderful statue is the perfect addition to the altar in reverence of the Buddha and a powerful focus for meditation. It can also be simply placed within the home, business, or garden as a quiet reminder that most answers are best found when we seek them peacefully, with an open mind. This statue sits approximately 7 1/4" in height and 5 1/2" wide.

Item #SGT5: Statue
Ganesh on Throne

Ganesh, the Hindu god of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune, is depicted here in vivid color and detail. Standing 5 1/2" tall and 3 1/4" wide, the statue portrays the elephant-headed god with kindly eyes gazing out upon those before him and his legs crossed at the ankles as he sits in his throne. In each of his four hands he holds a gift, traditional to the Hindu faith, representing abundance, wisdom, spiritual enlightenment, and strength. A delightful representation of one of the most revered Hindu deities, this statue is perfect for any home or altar where Ganesh, or the wisdom he represents, is revered.

Item #SB238B:
Meditating Buddha Statuette

Portraying a Buddha sitting in peaceful meditation, with legs folded up in the lotus position, this small statue has been carefully sculpted of brass. With impressive attention to detail, the statue measures only approximately 2 1/4" high and 1 1/4" wide, and easily fits upon any altar.

Item #SGAG1:
Lord Ganesh Brass Statue

Sculpted of brass with painstaking attention to detail, this little statue portrays Lord Ganesh. The Hindu God is frequently revered as the lord of beginnings and the remover of obstacles, making him widely revered. He is also known as the patron of arts and sciences, and for this reason he is portrayed writing in a ledger with two of his four hands.

The perfect piece to place on your desk for inspiration and help with those computer problems that creep up, this statue measures approximately 2 3/4" high and 2 1/4" wide.

Item #SGS2:
Ganesh on Throne Statuette

This fantastic pewter statue depicts the Hindu god Ganesh, a god worshiped as the Lord of Beginnings, the Remover of obstacles, and the patron of arts and sciences. Here he is depicted in his usual form, with the head of an elephant, and seated upon a lavish throne. Sculpted in exquisite detail, the statue measures approximately 2" high and 1 1/4" wide, making it easily placed upon any altar.