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The Devi is depicted with a fierce and compassionate expression, embodying both protective and nurturing aspects. The bronze artefact in antique finish gives her a dark hue rightly symbolizing her connection to the earth and nature.
Her large, wide eyes signify her vigilance and omnipresence.
Devi Shakti | Kali | Mariamman | Goddess Parvati | Goddess Uma |
In South India, different forms of Shakthi are represented holding weapons such as a trident (trishula), a sword, or a sickle, representing her power to destroy evil and protect her devotees.
The Jwala (Flames) is a symbol of divine energy.Flames represent the dynamic and transformative energy of the goddess. This energy is both creative and destructive, highlighting her role in the cyclical processes of creation, preservation, and destruction.
The presence of flames underscores the intense and formidable power of Shakti. It symbolizes her ability to vanquish evil and purify the world, often seen in the context of her fierce forms like Kali or Durga.
Durga, Kali , Mariamman, Yellamma are some forms of Shakthi that can be depicted with Lost Wax method.