Description
Brass statue of the Hindu deity Hanuman in a standing posture with his hands clasped in the Anjali mudra, or prayer pose.
Description and Symbolism
- Deity: The figure is Hanuman, often referred to as the “monkey god,” a pivotal character in the Hindu epic the Ramayana.
- Material and Style: The statue appears to be made of brass or bronze and may use the traditional lost-wax casting technique. The antique finish gives it a sense of age and character.
- Pose: His hands are joined in the Anjali mudra, a gesture symbolizing reverence, devotion (bhakti), and humility to Lord Rama.
- Iconography: Hanuman is depicted wearing princely accouterments, including a crown and ornaments, and stands on a lotus pedestal base. His face is calm and peaceful, embodying strength and self-discipline.
- Significance: Hanuman is worshipped as a symbol of immense strength, unwavering loyalty, courage, and perseverance.
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