Brass Sculpture of Tara -Female Buddha & Goddess of Universal Compassion. Ht 32 cm x W 18 cm "Cire Perdue" metal casting Traditionally used during Diwali

Traditionally used during Diwali

festivals and rituals

bringing a touch of classical artistry and the essence of the Roman era to your space and a testament to the rich history of ancient Rome and the allure of timeless design

It is said that some families still keep the Kamatchi Lamp burning from the time it was lit by their ancestors

One can find this traditional Vilakku as part of the family heritage and is said that most families still keep such lamps burning from the time it was lit by their ancestors and illuminates knowledge eradicating the darkness and ignorance in us

Brass Sculpture of Tara -Female Buddha & Goddess of Universal Compassion. Ht 32 cm x W 18 cm "Cire Perdue" metal casting Traditionally used during DiwaliMagnificent brass sculpture of Goddess Tara, the female Buddha and meditational deity, considered as the most popular goddess in the Buddhist Pantheon. Handcrafted in an exquisite rich coffee patina and dressed in ornate robes with jewellery, the Goddess is renowned for her universal compassion and one who represents virtuous and enlightened activity. She is seen sitting here in a posture of ease with her right leg extended, signifying her readiness