16" Gita Upadesha Handmade Brass Statue for Home Decor

The Gita Upadesha brass sculpture depicts the pivotal moment when Lord Krishna imparts the sacred teachings of the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. This hand cast brass piece captures the intensity and spiritual gravity of their dialogue, with Krishna's commanding posture and gestures conveying divine wisdom as Arjuna leans forward in rapt attention. The composition unfolds across a substantial width, allowing the narrative of teacher and student to breathe and command presence.

Crafted through traditional hand casting methods, this sculpture bears the warmth and character of artisanal metalwork, with each detail refined by hand. The brass develops a natural patina over time, deepening its presence in a room. At 13.2 inches tall and spanning 16 inches wide, it functions as a focal point on a mantle, shelf, or altar, substantial enough to anchor a space without overwhelming it.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 13.20 inch Height x 16.00 inch Width x 8.70 inch Depth
• Weight: 11 kg
• Craft: Handmade in India using traditional casting techniques
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth; patina develops naturally over time and is part of the piece's character
• Occasion: Ideal for spiritual practitioners, students of Hindu philosophy, or collectors seeking narrative sculptural work rooted in classical Indian tradition

This sculpture speaks to those drawn to the Gita's teachings and to collectors who value representational narrative cast in metal. It pairs beautifully with a contemplative home environment or spiritual study space.