10" Handmade Lord Mahavira Brass Idol in Lotus Pose

Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara of Jainism, is rendered here in handmade brass with serene presence. Seated in lotus position, his posture embodies the meditative stillness and spiritual awakening central to Jain philosophy. The brass casting captures the gentle, composed expression that defines depictions of the enlightened teacher, making this an authentic devotional piece for those honoring the Jain tradition.

This hand cast brass statue carries the weight and warmth characteristic of quality brass work, with casting detail visible throughout. At just under 2 kilograms and modest in footprint, it sits comfortably on a shrine, altar, or display shelf where its presence can be appreciated up close.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 8 inch height, 10 inch width, 10 inch length
• Weight: 1.86 kg
• Craft: Handmade in India
• Care: Dust gently and wipe occasionally with a soft cloth. Brass naturally patinas over time, deepening its character.
• Occasion: Jain households, personal meditation practice, spiritual collections

This idol suits devotees seeking an authentic, handcrafted representation of Mahavira for daily worship or those building a meaningful spiritual collection.