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Inspired by age-old traditions, gods venerated by millions of worshippers and customs deeply rooted in the heart of Hindu people, these sculptures capture our fascination and profound respect for one of the most ancient, rich and important traditions in the world.
Popular Hindu Gods and Goddesses Depicted in Brass. Goddess Lakshmi: Lakshmi is known for being the goddess of wealth, good fortune, and prosperity. Lakshmi brass statues are intricately crafted sitting on a lotus pedestal with a sacred pot of wealth symbolizing her generosity and the embodiment of balance between materialism and spiritual wealth.
In this extremely large sculpture, the Hindu god Vishnu is attended by his two consorts: to his left, Sarasvati, the goddess of poetry and music; to his right, Lakshmi, the goddess of fortune. The architectural ensemble in which they stand is inhabited by a series of gods, demigods, ascetics, and worshipers.
Various religious practices now collectively called Hinduism worship a diverse group of gods (deva) and goddesses (devi). In these practices the three aspects of existence—cosmic creation, preservation, and destruction—are commonly personified by the gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Although a Hindu temple is dedicated to the glory of a deity and is aimed at helping the devotee toward moksha, its walls might justifiably contain sculptures that reflect the other three goals of life.
One of the most striking features of Hinduism is the seemingly endless array of images of gods and goddesses, most with animal associates, that inhabit the colourful temples, and wayside shrines and homes of its adherents.
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