Bahurupiya Folk Performer

Introducing our exquisite custom brass statue, handcrafted in the traditional Dhokra art style. This unique piece features Lord Ganesha’s head affixed to a resting Nandi bull, symbolizing the ubiquitous presence of Lord Shiva. This artistic manifestation beautifully unites Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva’s son, with Nandi, his most devoted worshipper, in a single, harmonious statue.

Adding to the charm, a small mouse companion sits atop Nandi, complete with a symbolic trident on its head, signifying protection and divine power.

In the folklore of Chhattisgarh, this statue is known as Bahurupiya, meaning "someone who can attain more than one form," reflecting the transformative and multifaceted nature of divine presence.

Dimensions: 15" x 12"

Key Features:

Unique Design: Combines the elements of Lord Ganesha, Nandi, and the symbolic trident to depict a powerful representation of divine unity.

Handmade Dhokra Art: Crafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique, ensuring each statue is a one-of-a-kind piece.

Cultural Significance: Reflects the rich folklore and artistic heritage of Chhattisgarh, making it a meaningful addition to any space.

High-Quality Brass: Made from durable brass, ensuring longevity and timeless appeal.

Perfect For:

• Home decor enthusiasts seeking unique, culturally significant pieces.
  
• Collectors of traditional Indian art.
• Spiritual and religious devotees looking to enhance their sacred spaces.
• Art lovers who appreciate detailed and handcrafted creations.

Free shipping across India. We dispatch every confirmed order within 24 hours. After dispatch, your order reaches you in 3–5 days, anywhere in India. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.

Dust with a dry, soft cloth. For a deeper clean use tamarind paste or lemon and salt, then rinse and dry at once. Brass darkens into a patina with age — many collectors prefer it. Avoid chemical polishes on the coil detail.

Each casting needs its own clay mould, broken to release the metal. Coil spacing, surface texture and tone vary piece to piece. That variation is the craft's signature, not a fault.