24″ Superfine Lord Shiva Statue With Shiv lingam and Trishul Seated On Throne | Hand Carved Wooden Statue

“नमः शम्भवे च मयोभवे च नमः शंकराय च मयस्कराय च।”
This timeless invocation sets the tone for the marvellous masterpiece that is this whitewood statue of Lord Shiva, the supreme deity and cosmic guardian of balance. Carved from a single block of pristine wood, the sculpture radiates serenity and power, capturing the majestic presence of the Lord in a form that inspires awe and devotion.
Seated regally upon an ornate throne, Shiva’s calm yet commanding visage reflects both compassion and authority. His raised hand in Abhaya Mudra assures protection, while the iconic Trishul in his grasp symbolizes mastery over the three states of consciousness and the eternal gunas of nature. Around his neck rests the serpent Vasuki, a reminder of his dominion over primal energies and his role as the eternal transformer. Above, the fierce Kirtimukha motif crowns the statue, warding off negativity and signifying Shiva’s power to dissolve and renew.
The throne itself is a masterpiece of artistry, adorned with intricate scrollwork and symbolic imagery. Its base features finely carved figures that evoke the divine entourage—Nandi, celestial beings and devotees—all paying homage to the great god. This cosmic seat represents stability, order and the eternal rhythm of creation and dissolution.
Every detail of the statue, from the delicate contours of Shiva’s ornaments to the serene expression on his face, reflects the devotion and skill of the artisan. The natural grain of the whitewood enhances its ethereal quality, while the polished finish lends a luminous aura. Together, these elements create not just a sculpture but a conduit of divine energy.
Whether placed in a meditation space, a temple or as a center piece in a home, this marvellous masterpiece embodies spiritual artistry and cosmic grandeur. It stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Indian craftsmanship, inviting peace, strength and transformation into the lives of all who behold it.