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Handcrafted Nandi in Pure Brass (Design-A)

SKU: BR-NS-001N2
Nandi is Lord Shiva’s vahana and is a symbol of devotion and power. Nandi always sits in front of Shiva, as Nandi doesn't want to miss even a momemt of seeing Shiva and thus he is conveying that, chanting Shiva's name gives anyone immortality.
Placing a Nandi statue in the southwest area of your home brings blessings from your ancestors.
What makes this special:
a) Finely crafted in 100% pure brass by indian artisans.
b) Our Nandi idol is a perfect size to keep on your car dashboard
c) Our Nandi idol is sturdy and built to last.
  • Primary Material: 100% Pure Brass
  • Primary Colour: Golden
  • Weight : 120 Grams (Approx.) It may vary for every single piece.
  • Dimensions : Refer Images for better understanding

1 Nandi Idol

Use any brass metal polish for long-lasting smooth, polished surface and brilliant shine.

Go ahead and shop with complete piece of mind as We are happy to offer a 7 day, No-Questions-asked return (with full refund) & replacement for unused and unworn items.

Raise your return/repacement request by contacting our customer care over call / whatsapp on +919828438435 or over email at support@thesundook.com and we will arrange a return shipment for you.

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About "The Sundook"

The Sundook is the brainchild of a smalltown boy 'Mudit', a young entrepreneur who is passionate about promoting Indian crafts and supporting local craftsmen. Mudit has always been fascinated by the rich cultural heritage of India and he wanted to create a space where people can appreciate and celebrate the beauty of Indian handicrafts. He is on a mission to travel to various parts of India, from the deserts of Rajasthan to the lush forests of Kerala, in search of unique and exquisite crafts created by skilled Indian artisans.

Mudit is determined to ensure that the craftsmen who create these beautiful pieces receive their fair share of recognition and support. He personally visits the workshops and villages where these crafts are made, and forms direct partnerships with the artisans, providing them with fair wages and empowering them to preserve their traditional craft techniques.

Mudit has opened The Sundook not just thinking it as a store - but as a platform for promoting Indian crafts and supporting local artisans and creating a positive impact on the lives of numerous Indian craftsmen and their families. He visions The Sundook to become a symbol of pride for Indian crafts all over the world and a testament to the power of entrepreneurship in supporting traditional art forms.

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