5" Brass Bhagawan Mahavir Statue on Kirtimukha Throne for Pooja

This hand cast brass statue depicts Bhagawan Mahavir in a standing posture, elevated on a Kirtimukha throne. Mahavir, the 24th Tirthankara of Jainism, is shown in a composed, dignified stance that conveys spiritual authority and inner peace. The ornamental throne beneath him features the traditional Kirtimukha motif, a protective and auspicious symbol in Indian spiritual art.

Cast in brass with clean lines and careful detail work, this compact 5.2-inch figure holds its presence through precise proportions and the warm luminosity of the metal. Its modest footprint makes it ideal for a personal altar, shelf, or meditation space where intimate spiritual focus is desired.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 5.20 inch Height x 2.70 inch Width x 1.50 inch Depth
• Weight: 0.800 kg
• Craft: Hand cast using traditional lost-wax or sand casting methods
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft dry cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Polish occasionally with a brass-appropriate cloth to maintain patina and shine
• Occasion: Jain practitioners, spiritual collectors, altar decoration, meditation support

This statue serves those seeking a grounded, refined representation of Mahavir for daily worship or as a centerpiece for contemplative practice.