Bhagwan Sri Ramchandra Ji is regarded as Maryada Purushottam (ideal person full of virtues) is the core in Indian culture and civilization, An ideal son, He gave up his rightful claim to the throne and agreed to go into vanavas (exile) for fourteen years to fulfil the vow that his father had given to Kaikeyii , as an ideal king each action of His was an exemplar, beloved family man and a living document of Hindu culture who lives in hearts and minds of Indians of all ages.This brass image of the Lord is in traditional style with antique finish on it.

The stout figure of the Lord Hanuman, the greatest devotee of Lord Ramchandra, is given a beautiful treatment. An epitome of great devotion, Lord Hanuman was the key disciple of Lord Ramchandra, the protagonist of Hindu epic Ramayana and an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Lord is wearing lot of ornaments and with His one hand Lord hanuman is blessing the disciples and with His other hand he is holding his weapon.

Lord Krishna, the human incarnation of Lord Vishnu, with his immortal flute, is given dazzling treatment by the sculptor. The heavily ornate figure reveals a greater sense of sculptural accomplishment and satisfaction. The figure develops a deep sense of devotion among the devotees. The Lords drapery and ornaments are given a detail and dazzling treatment.

Goddess Lakshmi and the Lord of Wisdom are seated on Lotus. Exquisite decorations mark both the statutes. Lord Ganesha and Lakshmi are worshiped together for prosperity and wealth. The Lord of Wisdom, as Ganesha is popularly referred to, is also a God of Good Luck as he brings us fortune and he is also one of the most benevolent gods in Hinduism. Goddess Lakshmi is the wife of Lord Vishnu, one of the Trinity Gods in Hinduism and she is worshiped for wealth and prosperity. This statue is ideal for keeping in your home temple.

The beautiful brass Shivling is being protected by the Sheshnag and Nandi and is being nicely carved out with some deep sense of finesse and delight. Shivling is a key element for any devotee of Lord Shiva. A Shivling is the most sacred part in any temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Seshnag is depicted with a massive form that floats coiled on the ocean, to form the bed on which Lord Vishnu rests. Seshnag is a large thousand headed serpent often referred to as the king of all serpents in the Hindu mythology. It is said that all the planets of the universe are located on its heads and each time he shifts Earth from one head to another an earthquake takes place. It is said that when he uncoils, time moves forward and creation takes place. When he coils back, the universe ceases to exist. This mythical 5 headed-snake stands with its fangs open over the head of Lord Vishnu. The coiled body of the snake forms the throne on which Lord Vishnu is reclining. Thus, this snake is worshipped by Hindus as it is the seat of Lord Vishnu.

In this beautiful brass figure of the Goddess Durga, the artist has shown lot of acumen and a passion for excellence. Here the goddess is shown overpowering Mahishasur with her weapon. Goddess Durga is worshipped across the country and Durga Puja is one of the most popular festivals for the people of North India (especially people of Bengal). Her idols are worshipped for three days and then immersed in water bodies. The goddess was created out of the combined powers and forces of all gods and goddesses to eliminate Mahishasur, the demon who wrought havoc on Earth and heaven. Eventually, Durga killed the demon and the killing is symbolised as a victory of the good over the evils since then. During Durga Puja pandals are organised where nicely decorated idols of Goddess Durga, Mahishasur, Ganesha and other gods are placed and are immersed on the last day of the festival.

Bhagwan Sri Ramchandra Ji is regarded as Maryada Purushottam (ideal person full of virtues) is the core in Indian culture and civilization, An ideal son, He gave up his rightful claim to the throne and agreed to go into vanavas (exile) for fourteen years to fulfil the vow that his father had given to Kaikeyii , as an ideal king each action of His was an exemplar, beloved family man and a living document of Hindu culture who lives in hearts and minds of Indians of all ages.This brass image of the Lord is in traditional style with antique finish on it.

The stout figure of the Lord Hanuman, the greatest devotee of Lord Ramchandra, is given a beautiful treatment. An epitome of great devotion, Lord Hanuman was the key disciple of Lord Ramchandra, the protagonist of Hindu epic Ramayana and an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Lord is wearing lot of ornaments and with His one hand Lord hanuman is blessing the disciples and with His other hand he is holding his weapon.

Lord Krishna, the human incarnation of Lord Vishnu, with his immortal flute, is given dazzling treatment by the sculptor. The heavily ornate figure reveals a greater sense of sculptural accomplishment and satisfaction. The figure develops a deep sense of devotion among the devotees. The Lords drapery and ornaments are given a detail and dazzling treatment.

Goddess Lakshmi and the Lord of Wisdom are seated on Lotus. Exquisite decorations mark both the statutes. Lord Ganesha and Lakshmi are worshiped together for prosperity and wealth. The Lord of Wisdom, as Ganesha is popularly referred to, is also a God of Good Luck as he brings us fortune and he is also one of the most benevolent gods in Hinduism. Goddess Lakshmi is the wife of Lord Vishnu, one of the Trinity Gods in Hinduism and she is worshiped for wealth and prosperity. This statue is ideal for keeping in your home temple.

The beautiful brass Shivling is being protected by the Sheshnag and Nandi and is being nicely carved out with some deep sense of finesse and delight. Shivling is a key element for any devotee of Lord Shiva. A Shivling is the most sacred part in any temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Seshnag is depicted with a massive form that floats coiled on the ocean, to form the bed on which Lord Vishnu rests. Seshnag is a large thousand headed serpent often referred to as the king of all serpents in the Hindu mythology. It is said that all the planets of the universe are located on its heads and each time he shifts Earth from one head to another an earthquake takes place. It is said that when he uncoils, time moves forward and creation takes place. When he coils back, the universe ceases to exist. This mythical 5 headed-snake stands with its fangs open over the head of Lord Vishnu. The coiled body of the snake forms the throne on which Lord Vishnu is reclining. Thus, this snake is worshipped by Hindus as it is the seat of Lord Vishnu.

In this beautiful brass figure of the Goddess Durga, the artist has shown lot of acumen and a passion for excellence. Here the goddess is shown overpowering Mahishasur with her weapon. Goddess Durga is worshipped across the country and Durga Puja is one of the most popular festivals for the people of North India (especially people of Bengal). Her idols are worshipped for three days and then immersed in water bodies. The goddess was created out of the combined powers and forces of all gods and goddesses to eliminate Mahishasur, the demon who wrought havoc on Earth and heaven. Eventually, Durga killed the demon and the killing is symbolised as a victory of the good over the evils since then. During Durga Puja pandals are organised where nicely decorated idols of Goddess Durga, Mahishasur, Ganesha and other gods are placed and are immersed on the last day of the festival.