Handcrafted Makara Sculpture Pair | Gold Plated Copper Artwork

Traditional Himalayan Makara Pair | Repoussé Copper Sculpture with Gold Finish

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Size: 34cm(Height) x 27.5cm(Length) x 8cm(Width)
Single Weight: 1.16 kg
Total Weight: 2.34 kg
Materials: Copper, Gold plated 
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About Our Product

This Handcrafted Makara Sculpture Pair is a traditional Himalayan artwork featuring the mythical Makara, a sacred creature commonly found in Buddhist and Hindu artistic traditions. Created using a copper body with a gold-plated finish, this pair showcases the intricate repoussé craftsmanship technique, where artisans shape and raise decorative designs on the metal surface. Approximately 30 years old, this artwork reflects the character and artistic heritage of traditional Himalayan metal craftsmanship.

The sculptures depict two symmetrical Makara figures with elaborate curled forms, detailed ornamental patterns, and expressive decorative elements. The raised metalwork, flowing motifs, and carefully crafted surface details demonstrate the precision of the repoussé method. The gold-plated finish enhances the intricate designs, while the aged appearance adds depth and character to this distinctive pair of traditional sculptures.

In Himalayan Buddhist and Hindu traditions, Makara is regarded as an auspicious mythical creature associated with protection, prosperity, and positive energy. Makara motifs are often seen in sacred architecture, ritual objects, and decorative elements of temples and monasteries. This handcrafted Makara sculpture pair is suitable for traditional interiors, Buddhist spaces, meditation areas, and collectors of Himalayan art.

Introduction of Makara Set

Makara is a mythical sea creature that appears in various forms across different cultures, often depicted as a hybrid of a lion, fish, or serpent. In Hinduism, it is commonly associated with Lord Vishnu, serving as his mount (Vahana). Similarly, in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, Makara is recognized as one of the twelve zodiac signs and is frequently linked to the water element. Within Buddhist traditions, Makara is also regarded as a symbol of power and protection, sometimes taking the form of a Makara-headed staff.

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