Dhokra Brass Hollow Jali Nandi Statue

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Product	Brass Hollow Jali Nandi Statue
Material	Brass (Bell Metal)
Type	Hollow Jali Nandi Bull – Shiva Vahana Statue
Length	9 inches (23 cms)
Height	6 inches (16 cms)
Width	2 inches (5 cms)
Weight	1900 gms appx
Finish	Antique Brass – Hollow Jali Work
Ideal For	Home Temple, Office Table, Gifting, Home Decor

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Product Care

Keep the candle on a stable, heat-resistant and level surface while burning.
Always keep the candle within sight and never leave a burning candle unattended.
Keep away from children, pets, curtains, paper and other flammable materials.
Keep away from drafts, fans and air conditioners to prevent uneven burning.
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Allow the wax and container to cool completely before handling or storing.
Trim the wick to approximately 5 mm before relighting for a cleaner, steadier flame.
Do not burn the tealight near other candles or heat sources.
Stop using when only a small amount of wax remains or the holder becomes excessively hot.
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Description

Beautiful and unique Hollow Jali Nandi Bull statue – Sitting Nandi with intricate hollow jali work on body – Body made of interwoven ropes with dangling leaf / bell patterns – Two small bells on chest, pointed horns, detailed eyes and forehead tilak – Curved tail forming loop – Open hollow inside, light passes through jali – Antique copper golden finish – Highly detailed tribal look.

Statue of Nandi Bull vahana or mount of Lord Shiva – Very auspicious, symbol of strength and devotion – Brings positivity – Ideal for home temple, pooja room, living room, office table, entrance – Perfect for gifting, Shivratri, Diwali, housewarming.

Handmade in brass using 4000 yr old lost wax casting technique called Dhokra (gadhwa) of Chhattisgarh – First wax models made then series of processes – Each piece unique – Practiced in Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand, West Bengal & Telangana.