Panchaloga Goddess Devi Sivagami

Panchaloga Goddess Devi Sivagami

Measurements- single piece

Height -8 inches

Width- 2.5 inches

Depth -2.6 inches

Daughter of the mountains, wife of Lord Shiva. On a multi-tiered plinth She stands, Her delicately shaped feet cradled on the pistil of an upturned lotus. Her ample hips are jutting laterally outwards, accentuating the fecund shape of the feminine form.
The style of the Panchaloga Goddess Devi Sivagami that you see on this page is reminiscent of Her traditional, textual iconography. From the solemn plinth to the minimalistic yet expressive engravings of attire and adornment, it is as if this Parvati Adi Shakti has emerged from the precinct of a centuries-old temple.
It is a contemporary Maa Parvati idol sculpted by the artisans of Swamimalai, the home of India’s traditional bronze sculptural tradition. Made from panchaloha, it has the unique colour finish of a dull metallic and coppery blue gradient. From the colour finish to the composure of Parvati Nath’s countenance, this composition is destined for the home or office temple of the finest modern-day devotee.

Goddess Parvati is regarded as the power and divine consort of Lord Shiva – the Destroyer. Like her consort Shiva, Goddess Parvati is said to have both mild and terrible aspects
Goddess Parvati is known by different names like Lalita, Uma, Gauri, Kali, Durga, Haimavati etc. Two of her fierce but very powerful forms are Durga (Goddess beyond reach) and Kali (Goddess of Destruction). As the mother of the universe, Parvati is known as Amba and Ambika, which means ′mother′. As Lalita, she represents the aspect of beauty.