Dancing Shiva Idols and Shivling
About this collection
Dancing Shiva idols, including Nataraja figures, are chosen for a home temple, a pooja room or a large display, and the sizes run from small figures to very tall ones. The taller pieces are very heavy, so the weight and the stand matter as much as the height. The thing that matters most is the base: a wide, stable foot keeps the figure upright on the shelf.
Almost all pieces are brass, with one aluminium, and each listing names the metal. Dust the detail with a soft brush, wipe with a dry cloth, and keep the base dry. Lift a heavy figure by its base, with help, and check the floor can carry it.
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Nataraja Idol in Brass, Dancing (Nataraj), 20 inch – for Temple and Entrance
7.67 kg · Polished
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Nataraja Idol in Brass, Dancing (Nataraj), 35 inch – for Temple and Entrance
30.68 kg · Polished
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass, Dancing (Nataraja Tri), 14 inch – for Pooja Room
4.3 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass, Dancing (Nataraja), 23 inch – for Temple and Entrance
12.86 kg · Polished
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Good to know
Which size suits a home temple?
A mid-height figure suits a home temple well, since it can be seen clearly without filling the shelf. Measure the shelf first.
Is a large Nataraja figure heavy?
The taller pieces are very heavy. Check the weight on the listing and make sure the floor or shelf can carry it.
How should brass be cleaned?
Use a soft brush for the detail and a dry cloth for the surface. Use mild soap only for marks.