11" Subduing Kaliya Handmade Brass Statue

This hand cast brass sculpture captures the moment Krishna subdues the serpent Kaliya, one of Hindu mythology's most dramatic scenes. The piece depicts Krishna in dynamic action, his posture commanding as he conquers the multi-headed serpent beneath him. The brass casting reveals fine detail in the figures' forms and the serpent's scales, with a warm metallic patina that deepens the narrative intensity of this classical subject.

Hand cast in brass using traditional methods, this sculpture presents as a substantial presence on a shelf, altar, or display cabinet. The compact footprint and moderate weight make it accessible for various interior settings while maintaining the visual impact expected of this pivotal mythological moment.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 11.5" H x 7.0" W x 3.2" D
• Weight: 6 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass using traditional methods
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth; occasional gentle cleaning with appropriate brass polish maintains the patina
• Occasion: Altar display, mythology collector, devotional home shrine

This piece speaks to those drawn to Hindu iconography and classical Indian craftsmanship. It makes a meaningful gift for Krishna devotees, collectors of temple art, or anyone seeking a handcrafted brass sculpture of spiritual significance.