Shiv ling with Nandi

Here are two black granite stone Hindu sculptures.
On the left is a Shiva Lingam, a symbol representing the Hindu god Shiva. It’s a smooth, rounded stone with a base, often placed on a circular platform. The lingam is a representation of the infinite and formless aspect of Shiva.
To the right is a Nandi, a bull, which is the vahana (vehicle) of Shiva. Nandi is depicted sitting calmly with its head turned slightly. It is a symbol of devotion, patience, and strength.
These two sculptures are often found together in Hindu temples and homes, representing the divine couple Shiva and Parvati.

Art care – Granite stone sculpture: Granite is prized for its durability, fine texture, and range of colours, making it ideal for crafting detailed sculptures and monuments.

•  Use a soft cloth or a brush with soft bristles to remove dust and particles from the surface. Dust regularly.
•  To do deep cleaning, you can wash the statue with warm water and a mild detergent (such as dish soap) using a soft sponge or cloth to avoid scratches
•  Avoid Spill from oils, hot liquids, and acidic substances. To avoid staining wipe it immediately

Note: This is a handmade creation and hence there can be small imperfections and slight variations to design and colours in the images posted here.