Bhagwan Shankar Natraja Brass Idol

The Nataraja idol depicts Lord Shiva as the cosmic dancer, performing the divine dance known as the Ananda Tandava. This form represents the continuous flow of energy that sustains the universe, balancing the act of creation with the necessity of transformation.

Importance:
The Damaru (Drum): In his upper right hand, he holds the drum, which represents the first sound of creation and the rhythm of life.
The Agni (Fire): His upper left hand holds fire, symbolizing the power to destroy what is no longer needed to make way for new beginnings.
The Abhaya Mudra: His lower right hand is raised in a gesture of protection, telling his followers not to fear.
The Dwarf Figure: Shiva is seen dancing upon a small figure that represents Apasmara, the demon of ignorance and ego. By stepping on this figure, Shiva shows that knowledge and focus can overcome the illusions of the mind.

Benefits
Balance of Energy: The presence of this form is believed to help balance the atmosphere of a room, helping to move stagnant energy and encouraging a more dynamic, positive flow.
Focus and Discipline: For students and artists, the Nataraja serves as a reminder of the discipline and rhythm required to master any craft.
Embracing Change: Because the dance represents both creation and destruction, it helps individuals accept the natural cycles of life and remain steady through periods of change.

Product Details:
Height: 6 inches approx
Width: 5 inches approx
Depth: 2.5 inches approx
Weight: 675 grams approx