24" Apsara Applying Vermillion Handmade Brass Sculpture

This hand cast brass sculpture captures an apsara in a moment of intimate grace, applying vermillion to her forehead in a gesture both devotional and personal. Standing nearly 25 inches tall, the figure is rendered with the classical proportions and delicate detailing characteristic of Khajuraho temple sculpture. Her posture conveys a quiet concentration, with the raised hand and tilted head creating a sense of presence and intention that draws the viewer into this timeless act.

Crafted through the traditional lost-wax casting method, the sculpture reveals the fine detail work that distinguishes handmade metalwork, from the contours of her face to the drapery of her garments. The warm patina of brass deepens the sculptural form and gives the piece substantial presence on a shelf, altar, or devoted display space.

• Material: Hand cast brass
• Dimensions: 24.7 inch height, 11.5 inch width, 7.5 inch depth
• Weight: 13.4 kg
• Craft: Handmade using traditional lost-wax casting, inspired by Khajuraho temple sculpture
• Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth to maintain patina; avoid harsh polishing

This sculpture speaks to collectors and spiritual practitioners who value classical Indian temple art and the skill of the metalsmith. It gifts well for those building a meaningful collection of devotional art or seeking a centerpiece that honors the artistry of Khajuraho.