Inspired by a remarkable 14th-century bronze of Lord Yoga Narasimha at the Egmore Museum in Chennai, this sculpture presents a distinctive interpretation of the Lord in Ardha Utkatasana, a powerful semi-squatting posture rarely seen in conventional depictions.
The sculpture captures the Lord’s Maha Agni Swaroopam through a carefully rendered flowing mane, formidable teeth and a striking facial expression that balances divine ferocity with an underlying gentleness. Every detail has been thoughtfully developed to convey movement, intensity and sculptural depth.
Executed in bronze using the ancient lost-wax casting method, this creation pays tribute to India’s extraordinary legacy of sacred bronze sculpture and the artistic traditions that continue to inspire contemporary craftsmanship.
A distinctive piece for collectors of Indian heritage art, this sculpture celebrates the enduring relationship between historical masterpieces and the continued evolution of traditional bronze casting.