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Veerabhadra Shield

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Details

Size: 10 (H) x 7.5 (W) x 2.5 (D) inches
Material: Brass
Origin: North Karnataka / Maharashtra

Description

This is a brass Veerabhadra shield from North Karnataka/Maharashtra, which would have been used in ritual dances. Veerabhadra the warrior, also known as Veerabathira or Veerabathiran, is a fierce and fearsome form of Shiva. He holds in his four hands a Bana (arrow), Khadga (sword), Dhanusha (bow), and Khetaka (shield). Above him at the apex of the arched prabhavali is the protective face of a yali. To the right of the Yali is Nandi, Shiva's vahana, and to the left a lingam. At the base of the shield on the left is Daksha Prajapathi, and on the right is his consort the goddess Parvati. The size mentioned is with the base stand.