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Brass figures, religious statues and brass sculptures exporter PAGES 1 2 3 4 5 NEXT Sr. No. Image [Click to Enlarge] Item Code Description Size in CM. [ L X B X H] Weight in Grams Wholesale price in USD except Shipping 1. EBRST-19 Lord krishna, an indian god playing flute. See the beautiful crown on his head. 51x20x11 5000 $149.99USD Contact Us For Quantity Orders or Custom sizes 2. EBRST-11 Lord krishna, an indian god playing flute in the middle of the tree. Two peacocks are on top of the tree. Some devotees can also be seen below around the tree. A nice piece of work with every detailing. 36x25x24 5300 $159.99USD Contact Us For Quantity Orders or Custom sizes 3. EBRST-12 Lord krishna, an indian god with a dancing pose. The polish is golden. It looks like a real gold statue. 36x21x14 2300 $69.99USD Contact Us For Quantity Orders or Custom sizes PAGES 1 2 3 4 5 NEXT WE ACCEPT ALL CURRENCIES

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India is well-known for its art sculptures. It is home to renowned artists and famous sculptures. The story of Indian art and sculpture dates back to antiquity. The Indus valley civilization of the 2nd and 3rd millennium BC has its roots. Minuscule terra-cotta seals discovered from the valley reveal carvings of deities and animals. The people of the civilization worshiped these elemental shapes of stones or seals. The next golden chapter of Indian sculpture opens in the 3rd century BC with the rise and spread of Buddhism. The Mauryan Emperor Ashoka adopted Buddhism and set out on a mission to spread the teachings of the faith as far and wide as possible. In the process, he created some of the eternal sculptures of India. Buddhist sculptures of Sarnath, Sanchi, the Gandhara and Mathura school are still revered objects of art. The 4th, 5th and 6th centuries AD witnessed a tremendous resurgence of Hinduism as it became the official religion of the Gupta Empire. Thus, this era was also marked by the emergence of innumerable images of popular Hindu deities. Images of Vishnu, Shiva,Krishna, the Sun-God and goddess Durga evolved in this period. Mention should also be made of the art works at Ajanta, Ellora, Elephanta and Khajuraho. The trend of sculptures continues from the past and still is a vibrant and dynamic force shaping Indian art.

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