Handcrafted Panchaloha Bronze Icons

Here is our depiction of Bhadrakali, a fierce and protective form of the great Goddess. This 32-inch Panchaloha sculpture, framed by a traditional Prabhavali arch, captures her dynamic energy and intricate details, from the weapons in her hands to the cosmic dance of her posture.

We were inspired to create this unique sculpture of Lord Ranganathar, a form of Vishnu in repose, resting upon the serpent Adishesha. This 22-inch long Panchaloha piece captures a moment of cosmic tranquility and divine grace, a testament to the narrative power of Chola bronze art.

This set features Lord Vishnu accompanied by his consorts, Sridevi and Bhudevi. Sridevi represents wealth and spiritual knowledge, while Bhudevi is the embodiment of Mother Earth's fertility. Cast in gleaming bronze, this trio represents the divine balance of preservation, prosperity, and life.

This is the initial wax model for our Heramba Ganapati sculpture. This complex form shows Lord Ganesha with five heads, riding a majestic lion. The wax stage is where every minute detail is sculpted by hand, forming the soul of the sculpture before it is cast in metal.

A finished 15-inch Panchaloha sculpture of Panchamukhi Ganesha, the five-faced form of the beloved deity. Each face represents a different aspect of his divine power. This piece showcases the complexity and symmetry we strive for in our traditional South Indian bronze work.

This is a complete Shiva Parivaram, or Shiva's family, featuring Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Ganesha. The 24-inch Panchaloha sculpture is finished with an antique green oxide patina, giving it the timeless appearance of a treasured temple heirloom.