13" Apsara Applying Vermillion Brass Statue Inspired by Khajuraho

This 13-inch brass statue captures an Apsara in an intimate moment of self-adornment, inspired by the sculptural traditions of Khajuraho. The celestial dancer leans slightly forward, her posture graceful yet focused, as she applies vermillion to her face with deliberate care. The artisan has rendered fine facial features and the fluid line of her body with the precision that distinguishes temple sculpture, creating a figure that feels both timeless and deeply personal.

Hand cast in brass, this piece displays the warm lustrous quality of the metal across its defined surfaces. The statue stands at a substantial 13.5 inches tall and commands attention on a shelf, altar, or display table without overwhelming a room. Available in four finish options, including antique, natural brass, and dual-tone variations, it adapts to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 13.5 inch H x 5.5 inch W x 5.5 inch L
• Weight: 3.6 kg
• Finish: Antique, black green gold, natural brass, or sindoori green gold
• Craft: Hand cast brass, inspired by Khajuraho sculptural traditions
• Care: Dust regularly; polish brass finishes with appropriate brass cleaner to maintain luster

This sculpture speaks to collectors and lovers of Indian temple art, those drawn to the subtle eroticism and grace of Khajuraho aesthetics, or anyone seeking a refined piece that honors classical craftsmanship.