Description
Invite the divine union of creation and grace into your sacred home with this beautifully handcrafted Brass Shiva Parvati with Nandi Murti, standing 4.5" tall. Cast in solid brass with a warm bright gold finish, this exceptional composition captures the sacred couple — Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati — in the classic Uma-Maheshvara form, seated together upon Nandi, the sacred bull who is both Shiva’s beloved vahana and the eternal gatekeeper of Kailasha — a composition that represents the complete union of consciousness and creation, the masculine and feminine principles of the cosmos in perfect, inseparable harmony.
Lord Shiva (Mahadeva / Maheshvara / Shankar) is the supreme deity of the Shaiva tradition — the destroyer and transformer of the cosmos, the lord of yoga and tapas, the master of time and death, and the most compassionate of all gods to his devotees. Seated with his beloved consort Goddess Parvati (Uma / Shakti / Gauri) — the divine mother, the embodiment of cosmic energy and grace — this form of the divine couple on Nandi is one of the most auspicious and complete compositions in all of Hindu sacred art, representing the fullness of creation, sustenance, and liberation together.
The central figure of Lord Shiva is depicted with his characteristic stepped conical jatamukuta (crown of matted locks) rising to a pointed apex. His radiant, slightly smiling face bears a tilaka on the brow, and his neck is adorned with a serpent (nagabharana) and layered necklaces. His four arms bear his most iconic attributes:
- Trishul (trident) — the triple power of creation, preservation, and destruction; the weapon of divine sovereignty
- Damaru (drum) — the primordial sound of creation from which all existence emanates
- Serpent (cobra) — mastery over time, death, and the cycle of rebirth
- Abhaya / Varada mudra — fearlessness and the bestowal of boons
Seated gracefully at his side is Goddess Parvati, rendered with her own conical crown, ornate necklaces, armlets, and the serene, loving expression of the divine mother. Together they are mounted upon Nandi — the sacred white bull — sculpted below them with legs folded, tail raised, and a dignified bovine face framed by a decorated collar. The entire composition rests on a rectangular stepped base with scrolling arch motifs engraved along the front edge.
Product Details
Deity: Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Uma-Maheshvara Form) with Nandi
Form: Four-Armed Shiva and Parvati Seated on Nandi (Sacred Bull Vahana)
Material: Brass (Bright Gold Finish)
Height: Approximately 4.5"
Attributes: Trishul (Trident), Damaru (Drum), Serpent, Abhaya/Varada Mudra
Crown: Jatamukuta (Matted Lock Crown) with Pointed Apex
Vahana: Nandi (Sacred Bull)
Base: Rectangular Stepped Base with Scroll Relief
Use: Home Mandir, Puja, Sacred Décor, and Gifting
Ideal For
- Daily Shiva puja and Parvati devotional practice
- Home mandir and family altar centerpiece
- Maha Shivaratri, Navratri, and Kartik month worship
- Wedding, anniversary, and auspicious gifting
- A deeply meaningful sacred gift for Shaiva devotees
Please Note: As a handcrafted brass murti, minor variations in finish, texture, and detail are inherent to the piece and contribute to its authentic artisanal and devotional character. Handle with reverence. Clean with a soft dry cloth.