Large Brass Uddharani Ritual Spoon with Nandi and Shiva Linga Figures

This hand cast brass ritual spoon, or uddharani, measures an impressive 23.5 inches across and carries a sculptural weight of purpose. The spoon features sacred iconography: a Shiva Linga sits at the center, flanked by the figure of Nandi, the bull vahana of Shiva, rendered with careful detail in the brass casting. The wide, shallow bowl and elongated handle create the proportions of a functional ceremonial vessel, suitable for temple offerings or ritual use.

Cast in brass and finished to reveal the warm metal throughout, this piece commands attention in any space where it is displayed. Whether hung on a wall or positioned on a table, its substantial size and intricate religious imagery make it a striking presence that speaks to both craftsmanship and spiritual tradition.

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 5.5 inch Height x 23.5 inch Width x 5 inch Depth
• Weight: 4.27 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass with figural detail of Nandi and Shiva Linga
• Care: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the brass finish

This uddharani suits collectors of Hindu ritual objects, temple enthusiasts, and those drawn to authentic brass temple art. It makes a meaningful gift for someone engaged in spiritual practice or Indian sculptural traditions.