Description
This intricate piece features a coiled serpent shape, symbolizing harmony between realms, with a half-gold gilded upper body, delicate wings, and a vibrant 24K gold-painted face. A multi-headed cobra hood symbolizes protection, while the conch shell symbolizes purity. Decorated with semi-precious stones and lively acrylics, each statue highlights exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The Naga Kanya, or maiden of snakes, embodies themes of fertility, healing, and the protection of Hindu Dharma, often associated with goddesses like Lakshmi. Her serpent characteristics and imagery depict divine energy, and she is frequently represented on a lotus, symbolizing purity. Although not commonly featured in Hindu rituals, she is highly respected in Buddhist practices. Naga Kanya continues to inspire modern art and literature, revealing the interconnectedness of femininity and nature and serving as a cultural artifact that reflects the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology. Each statue is an authentic representation of Nepal’s material culture, valued for its artistry and deep symbolic meaning.
Dimension:
Height: 9.5”
Breath: 7.5”
Width: .5.25”
Weight: 1.938 kg
Made of: Copper, 24 K gold and acrylic paint.
















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