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Small Bronze Parvati Statue – South India, ca. Late 20th Century

Name: Small Bronze Parvati Statue – South India, ca. Late 20th Century
Brand: 1stBuddha
SKU: 332
Price: 45 EUR
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332

Graceful South Indian bronze statue of Parvati or Lakshmi, hand-cast in traditional style. Late 20th century, Tamil Nadu. Compact format for altar or decor.

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Small Bronze Parvati Statue – South India, ca. Late 20th Century

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Small Bronze Parvati Statue – South India, ca. Late 20th Century

This compact bronze statue represents a standing Hindu goddess — most likely Parvati</strong, the consort of Shiva, or Goddess Lakshmi, associated with prosperity. The piece reflects South Indian artistic traditions, particularly the Chola-revival style known for elegant proportions and stylized drapery.

The figure stands in a graceful posture with one hand raised and the other lowered. A tall conical crown, elaborate jewelry, and finely lined clothing complete the classic appearance.

Country of Origin: India (Tamil Nadu)
Material: Bronze alloy
Estimated Age: ca. late 20th century (c. 1970–1990)
Height: 12 cm
Weight: 110 grams

Hand-cast using traditional methods, this piece is ideal for altar use, interior decoration, or as a gift for collectors of Indian sacred art. It is not antique but made in continuity with centuries-old bronze casting traditions.