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Khandoba with Shiva Linga Unique Vintage Statue

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Khandoba- he who wields a Khadaga, and is like Ba (father) to his devotees, is an incarnation of the mighty Shiva revered amongst his bhaktas in Maharashtra and adjoining regions, as the supreme roopa of Mahadeva. In the imagination of the devotees, Khanderaya or Khandarao (king Khandoba) is their divine protector, who rides a white horse and carries a sword, trident, bow, and other attributes, to protect his children in time of need. Though usually represented as a celestial king, Khandoba in this brass statue is presented in a unique manner, dressed as an ascetic, a style which more ideally outlines Shiva's unassuming form. Accompanied by his horse and anionic swaroopa as Shiva Lingam, Khandoba stands in a firm posture, holding a bow and Trishula. Highlighting his role as the supreme guru in Brahma's Srishti, the four Vedas are placed near Khandoba, whose sacred. presence emanates from this animated icon. 

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Specifications
WSB817
Brass Statue
Height: 14 inch
Width: 11 inch
Depth: 8 inch
Weight 11.38 kg
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The Mighty Khandoba: A Divine Warrior's Vigil

This exquisite brass statue captures the powerful essence of Khandoba, a revered folk deity primarily worshipped in the Indian states of Maharashtra and Karnataka. Often identified with Shiva, Khandoba is a formidable warrior god, a protector of the common people, and a symbol of strength, courage, and righteousness. The statue portrays Khandoba in his iconic warrior guise, mounted on his loyal steed, a magnificent horse. The attention to detail in the sculpting is remarkable, from the majestic posture of the horse, adorned with traditional trappings, to the determined expression and warrior's attire of Khandoba himself. He is depicted with a bow and arrow, ready to defend his devotees against all adversities.

A Symphony of Sacred Symbols

Adding to the profound spiritual significance of this piece, the base of the statue features a Shiva Linga, the aniconic representation of Lord Shiva, symbolizing his primal energy and the cosmos itself. The presence of the Linga alongside Khandoba underscores his deep connection to Shiva and his role as a manifest form of the divine. The rocky terrain upon which they stand, dotted with sacred texts or scrolls, further emphasizes the spiritual and devotional context. The craftsmanship evokes a sense of antiquity, a testament to the enduring legacy of Indian artistic traditions.

Khandoba: The Protector of the Frontier

Khandoba's lore is rich and varied, often associated with battles against demons and the protection of villagers. Tales speak of his victory over the formidable demon Mani-Malla, whose defeat solidified his reputation as a mighty guardian. He is frequently depicted riding his horse, often accompanied by his consort, Mhalsa. In many traditions, Khandoba is worshipped with great fervor, particularly during festivals like Dasara. His devotees see him as a powerful protector against evil and a bestower of boons, including victory, health, and prosperity. This statue serves as a powerful representation of his protective and divine attributes, bringing a sense of sacred power and ancient devotion into any space it graces.

A Testament to Artisanal Excellence

Crafted from high-quality brass, this vintage statue is not merely an object of worship but a work of art that speaks of meticulous craftsmanship and artistic heritage. The patina and subtle imperfections contribute to its unique vintage charm, suggesting a history of reverence and appreciation. The intricate details, from the flowing mane of the horse to the divine markings on Khandoba's forehead and the fine jewelry adorning him, showcase the skill of the artisan who brought this divine vision to life. It is a piece that resonates with deep cultural and spiritual meaning, offering a tangible connection to centuries of devotion and artistic expression.


Frequently Asked Questions
  • Q. Is the statue hollow or solid ?
    A. Brass statues are made through a process of clay casting, hence are hollow. Whereas, panchaloha bronze statues are made through a process of lost wax casting, hence they are solid.
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  • Q. Can you customise the statue for me ?
    A. For any customisation, kindly email us at help@exoticindia.com.
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