Copper Kuber Statue Clothing Brass Mahakala Statue No
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Brass Mahakala Statue No
The bowl has a breath taking complexity of sound and comes with a special mallet beater
Each bowl comes with a large brocade cushion and complimentary beater made from a locally grown tree near to where the bowls are forged called 'Haldu' or 'Haldina'
surrounded by flames
Don't let the smaller size fool you: it still produces the characteristic djembe tones — warm bass and crisp
Copper Kuber Statue Clothing Brass Mahakala Statue NoCopper Kuber Statue No. 276 Kuber or Kubera, the god of wealth, is often depicted as a dwarf with a big belly, a grotesque visage and adorned with a great many jewels and treasures. In his two armed form, he holds a mongoose or 'nakula' in his left hand a citron fruit in the boon giving right hand. The citron is a symbol of fertility whilst the mongoose is believed to produce jewels from its mouth, spreading wealth. These statues are produced using