Antique Statues Dealers in Bangalore

• Type: Antique Stone Sculpture, Stone Sculpture
• Material: Natural Stone, Sand Stone, Stone
• Application: Garden, Gifting, Home, Office
• Style: Antique, Contemporary
• Color: Black, Brownish, Creamy, Grey, Light Brown, White, Yellow
• Pattern: Non Printed
• Finishing: Non Polished, Polished
• Feature: Dust Resistance, Fine Finishing, Light Weight, Perfect Shape, Stylish, Unique Designs
• Height: 4feet, 5feet, 6feet, 7feet, 8feet
• Specaiality: Dust Resistance, Shiny Look

• Height: 9 inch
• weight: 6 Kg
• Metal: Bronze

Bronze shiva parvati statue 9 inch height for home puja.  This is an amazing idol made of pure and solid bronze.  Weight of the idol will be around 6-7 Kg 

We are offering different types of Granite Sculpture that reveals the sheer craftsmanship of an artistic hand. Made from high quality granite stone, our sturdy Granite Sculpture is acknowledged for durability, weather resistance, rich luster and excellent finish. We make available Granite Sculpture in different designs and sizes to cater to the diverse needs of the clients.

• Feature: Elegant design, Smooth finished, Durable polish
• Height: 2.5 Feet
• Color: Brown
• Finish: Polished, Honed, Natural, Bush Hammered, Sandblasted Etc.
• Weight: 200kg
• Usage: Exterior Decor

The Granite Lion is a very regal looking sculpture that adds an animated feel. At Mar Basil Granites, you can expect to find a unique idea to transform your décor. You can either place it as a stand alone piece or in pairs to achieve this look.   Our Granite Lion is known for Fine cuts & design Extra smooth finish Durable Easy maintenance Custom made shapes & colors Ideal for Homes Corporate Offices Lobbies Hotels Parks Apt to place In gardens In dining rooms In Entrances In Corridors and reception area In Lobbies

The Idols are made of fiber. So, it is washable and high quality paints used. They can be placed out side in the garden area also

• Usage: Garden, Public Attraction Places
• Specialities: Long Life
• Material: Marble
• Design: Modern

This statue is carved in Vietnam marble . The statue is carved in single block of marble . Available in all sizes and customized design.  The buddha statue is completely hand carved , and naturally polished,  we use special tools to give finishing.  Our craftsmans are experts , having more than 30 years experience 

• Type: corporate gift
• Material: wood
• Application: corporate gifting
• Style: handicraft
• Type: corporate gift
• Color: wooden
• Simply: Painted

Colour Wooden Carved Elephant Features - 4” Height with Base of 1” height Branding work With Gift Box

• Size: 2feet, 4feet
• Material: Gemstone
• Application: Home, Shop
• Pattern: Plain
• Finishing: Color Coated
• Feature: Best Quality, Easy To Place

We are one of the renowned gemstone statues manufacturers in india. The range of our gemstone statues is a true symbol of lavishness and faultless craftsmanship in the very true sense of it. We also deal in the supply of exclusive gemstone idols in india. Our gemstone statues are very moderately priced and they are highly optimal.

The Polyresin Idols, provided by us, are manufactured by professionals using premium quality raw materials. With stern quality analysis of the raw materials and other inputs used, we make certain that the final product is absolutely free from defects. For this, we make use of the updated technology and machines. Established as a dignified name, we are the celebrated organization in the market offering quality Polyresin Idols.

The three dimensional object created out of a non living material like metal or concrete is known as sculpture. It is usually a representation of a figure or an abstract expression. It is an ancient form of art that was used for carving out massive temples, deities and figurines that today are the cultural heritage. In our country, sculptures are a part of every Indian, be it either in the form of idols whom we worship or a show piece adorning the living room. Sculptures can be in the form of a bust, statue or architectural relief as seen in the centuries old monuments all around the country. Indian sculptures are diverse and of a variety of types. Here is a brief overview of the types of sculptures in India: Types of Indian Sculptures Wooden Sculptures – The bark of trees like Neem, Redwood and Cedar are used as carving material. These wooden sculptures are famous in heavily forested regions of India like Himachal Pradesh, Assam, Gujarat and Kerala. These are made by the subtractive method. Marble Sculptures – Another fine example of the subtractive method, marble sculptures are famous in the states of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Marble is well known as a weather resistant material and so, sculptures made of marble are popular handicrafts in India.Stone Sculptures – Stone as a sculpting material has been used from the prehistoric times. Rock cut sculptures are nothing but stone sculptures. Sandstone, Limestone, Marble and Granite are popular stones that have been in use since centuries. The technique used is subtractive. India not only has statues made of stone, there are a number of monuments all around the country that has relief sculptures like in the Khajuraho Temples, Sun Temple in Konark, Vittala Temple in Hampi, Mahabalipuram and Varaha Cave Temples.Terracota Sculptures – Terracota is one of the oldest materials used for sculpting. Literally meaning baked earth in Italian, this is basically porous clay that is molded, fired in a kiln and subsequently cooled and colored. Being easily available, re-usable and lower priced, sculptors today extensively use it all around India and the world. This is one of the best known examples of additive sculptures.Metal Sculptures – Metal in its alloy form has properties of strength, being easily moldable and ductility that make it a well known material for casting sculptures. Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, and it can be made into a sculpture using processes like sand casting and lost-wax casting. Bronze sculptures made in South India between the 9th and 13th centuries are world renowned. Other sculpting alloys are brass, bell metal and steel. Metals like zinc, copper, iron, nickel and silver are also used for making sculptures either alone or alloyed with another one or more metals. Sculptures made by metal represent the additive method. Indian Sculptures down the Ages Sculpture in India is as old as civilization itself. The first sculptures were found during the excavations in Mohenjodaro, in the present Pakistan. These were dated between 2,500 and 1,500 BC. These sculptures not only helped gather more information about the culture prevalent in those times, it also showed the sculpting technical knowledge that the Indian subcontinent had such a long time ago. Through the centuries, sculptures became more expressive and definite. Here is a brief overview of the evolution and history of sculpture in India: Indus Valley Sculptures - After the stone carved Bust of a Nobleman and bronze casted Dancing Girl in the Indus Valley Civilization, came the era when Buddhism was propagated around 1st to 3rd century BC. Teachings of Lord Buddha were the main theme for sculptures during this time. The rulers of the Mauryan and Kushana Empires built stupas and pillars to spread the concepts of humanity, morality and non violence. The popular sculpting elements were animals, nature, Yakshis or a representation of the symbol of fertility, and Jataka stories that are about Buddha’s earlier lives. The Ashokan Pillar, Sanchi Stupa and Bodhi Tree of Barhut are famous sculptures of this time.Gupta Age of Sculptures - In the 14th century came the era, which is dubbed as the Classical period for Art including sculptures. With the establishment of the Gupta Empire, all the 3 main religions – Hindu, Buddhist and Jain, gained impetus to explore more in sculpturing. During this time, figures got more importance than nature. Statues of gods and goddesses were sculpted from stone and sandstone. Several schools of sculpture came up including Mathura School and Gandhara School, which emphasized on a particular style of look and sculpture-work. Figures were more intricately carved to depict emotion and beauty. Well known sculptures of the period between the 4th and 6th centuries were the red sandstone Buddha in Mathura, Sheshashayi Vishnu at the Deogarh Temple and the standing Buddha at Sarnath.Medieval Age of Sculptures - During the medieval age, sculptures became more ornamented rather than pious and simplistic, which was typical of the last age. Kingdoms all across the country contributed to Indian sculpture in a number of ways. Rulers in regions of the present Rajasthan, Gujarat, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh built palaces, temples and other monuments and adorned them with small to big sculptures. Most of these had religious themes. Many of them were idols of Hindu Gods and Goddesses like the bronze Nataraja made in the Chola Dynasty. The temples were also sculpted to create pop-out images (relief sculptures) depicting the life of gods and goddesses like the Briheshwara Temple, granite sculptures in the Mahabalipuram temples and the Sun Temple in Konark.Modern Age of Sculptures - After the advent of Muslim rulers, architecture was given more importance than sculptures and therefore, the golden period of sculptures came to an end. During the British era, Indian sculpture got the first taste of western sculpture styles. The Bengal School of Art was a major school for sculptures patronized by the Tagore family. The early 20th century brought about a new age in Indian sculpture – the Contemporary or Modern era. This era includes the present times. Contemporary Sculptures in India are influenced by the western concepts of pseudo-realism, minimalism and abstract expressionism. Famous sculptors of the modern era include Debiprasad Roy Chowdhury, Satish Gujral, Ramkinkar Baij, Raghav Kaneria, Pradosh Dasgupta, K.G. Subramanyan, and Sankho Chaudhuri. Regardless of the modern influences there are a number of tribesmen in India, who have kept their sculpture true to the Indian aesthetics. The Bastar, Gadwaa, and Naga tribals are noted for their sculpture-works.

• Material: Aluminium
• Color: Silver and Red
• God Name: Ganesha Statue
• Usage: Promotional
• Packaging Size: 6inch
• Finish: Glossy Finish

• Material: Terracotta tiles(Earthen)

We are offering lord buddha.the wall mural of lord buddha under the tree. Size-10ft height, 7ft breadth. Adorns your wall space and symbolizes peace in your home. The art is an assembly of pieces of tiles which are arranged and fitted to your interior or exteriors by us. you need to pay the transport and fitting charges along with the value of the mural.

• Country of Origin: India
• Material: Coffee Tree Wood
• Style: Antique
• Application: Garden, Home, Office, Shop
• Feature: Best Quality, Complete Finishing, Easy To Place, Perfect Shape, Termite Proof
• Pattern: Plain
• Finishing: Polished
• Packaging Type: Carton Box, Paper Box, Thermocol Box

• Model Number: GANPATHI01
• Place of Origin: Karnataka, India
• Surface Finishing: Polished
• Color: Grey
• Stone Name: paradise stones
• Port: CHENNAI PORT
• Packaging Details: WOODEN PALLET

• Color: Brown
• Size: 3 Inch 
• Usage/Application: Worship
• Technique: Hand Made

• Color: Golden
• Pattern: Plain
• Size: Available In Different Sizes
• Style: Antique
• Finishing: Coated
• Speciality: Dust Resistance, Shiny

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