Made by Ramesh Soni · Jodhpur, Rajasthan
A brass figurine inspired by South Indian temple architecture.
Dust with a soft cloth. Brass will develop a patina over time. Polish with brass cleaner if a bright finish is preferred.
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Read our full Product Truth Promise →A small brass figurine that draws on the architectural forms of South Indian temples — the stepped tower (gopuram), the pillared hall, the seated deity. It is not a replica of any specific temple but a synthesis of the vocabulary: layered, vertical, ornate in its upper portion and solid at its base. Cast using the lost-wax method, filed by hand, and given a satin finish. It works as a shelf object, a bookend, or a devotional piece. Currently out of stock — a new batch is in production and expected within 4–6 weeks.
Cast and finished by Ramesh Soni, Jodhpur.
Lost-wax cast, not machine-pressed.
Evidence on file: Casting process documented on video.
*Santati Arts documents makers through personal workshop visits and supplier reviews. We do not manufacture universal authenticity seals; claims refer strictly to verified attributes on file.
By Ramesh Soni · Jodhpur, Rajasthan
