A recreation of an 800-year-old Vishnu idol discovered in one of the mutts of coastal Karnataka — reimagined as it may have looked eight centuries ago, before time softened its edges.
Vishnu stands in his four-armed form, the Chakra and Shankha raised in blessing, the Gada resting quietly at his side. Behind him, an ornate prabhavali arch rises to a Kirtimukha, the guardian face carved into temple thresholds across the coast, and beneath him, a lotus pedestal sits on a stepped stone base. The finish is deep black, worked through with gold at the crown, the ornaments, and the sacred emblems he carries, drawn directly from the temple bronzes of the region.
Each piece is 3D-printed and hand-finished by our artisans, who treat the sculpture as a devotional object first and a product second. Available in two sizes, 10 cm and 15 cm, to sit on a home altar, a work desk, or travel with you on the road.
As this is made to order, please allow 5-7 working days before dispatch.
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