This is a finely crafted copper statue of Garuda, a revered mythical being in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, known for his immense power, speed, and protective qualities. Garuda is portrayed in a dramatic, dynamic stance with wide, powerful wings outstretched and a fierce expression that reflects his role as a guardian and vanquisher of evil. He is adorned with detailed ornaments and a flaming crown, symbolizing divine energy and spiritual strength.

A notable feature of this statue is Garuda trampling a naga, or serpent deity, beneath his feet. In his beak, he firmly grasps a snake, representing his mastery over the naga and, more broadly, the subjugation of ignorance, obstacles, and negative forces. This imagery is deeply symbolic, as Garuda is often invoked for protection against snakebite, poison, and spiritual harm. The fiery halo behind his head adds to his imposing presence, reinforcing his divine status and indomitable force.

The statue combines strength and elegance, capturing both the ferocity and spiritual significance of Garuda. As a powerful guardian figure, this piece serves not only as a work of art but also as an embodiment of fearlessness, vigilance, and divine intervention against evil.


Size: 13"H x 12"W x 5.5"D
Weight: 3.32 kg approx