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Aesthetic Beauty of Shri Chovisi
Name: Kunthunath
Stone Name: Aventurine Color: Orange & Yellow
Country of Origin: India Size: 5.24" x 4.0" x 2.17"
Weight: 3107 Carats A remarkable play of red, orange and yellow, the colors of fire is the highlight of this "Lord Kuntunath" idol. Half and half shading on the face lend a tinge of mystical beauty to the statue. Only a master of the lapidary could use the color distributions to further beautify the statue. Calm and serene eyes, perfect posture, and male goat chinha make this a fine piece of art.
Name: Aranath
Stone Name: Amethyst Color: Transparent Purple
Country of Origin: Brazil Size: 5.08" x 4.1" x 1.97"
Weight: 2890 Carats The epitome of simplicity and divinity evident in this charismatic "Lord Aranath" idol symbolized by the presence of the Nandavarta. Well defined eyes and facial features together with the perfect padmasan posture add to the creative energy unleashed by this statue. An exceptional visual delight to the viewer in the royal purple translucent hues of amethyst.
Name: Mallinath
Stone: Crystal Quartz Color: Transparent
Country of Origin: Brazil Size: 5.25" x 4" x 1.75"
Weight: 2530 Carats A transparent single piece of crystal quartz transformed beautifully into" Lord Mallinath" idol. The clarity of the crystal signifies the purity of the idol's soul. Calm and serene facial expressions enhance the beauty of the well proportioned body parts. Exemplary craftsmanship of the sculptor is captured in this fascinating divine creation. The seating posture is perfect with Kumbha chinha and the face expressive and liberated. In all, a fantastic piece of art.
Name: Munisuvrat Swami Color: White Size: 5.30" x 4.0" x 2"
Stone Name: Onyx Country: Argentina Weight: 3204 Carats
A stunning "Munisuvrat swami" idol in the color of, purity, white. The well defined facial features stand out beautifully. Another classy example of fine lapidary craftsmanship. A glamorous pujniya statue with tortoise symbol on the platform adds opulence to the statue.
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