Bronze Bhagirathi

A bronze statue depicting Bhagirathi, one of the holy rivers in Hinduism, would represent her as a goddess associated with the descent of the sacred Ganges River from the heavens to Earth. In Hindu mythology, Bhagirathi is linked to the epic tale of King Bhagiratha, who undertook intense penance to bring the Ganga down from the heavens to purify the ashes of his ancestors and free their souls.

A bronze statue of Bhagirathi might capture her divine form, often depicted as a serene, graceful woman. She is sometimes shown with flowing hair, symbolizing the river, and holding a vessel of water or a lotus flower. The sculpture would emphasize her connection to purity, grace, and the life-giving power of water, with details of her attire and posture reflecting traditional Indian iconography.

This statue would be an embodiment of Bhagirathi's powerful myth, representing the sanctity and significance of the Ganges River in Indian culture.

• Height - 4 Feet
• Dimensions  - 36 x 24 x 48 (Inch)
• Price - 00,00,000/-