Veerabhadra Shield

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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.

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.

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Details

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

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