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White Makrana Marble Hanuman Carrying the Mountain of Herbs 24.5"
Statue Description
Height: 24.5 inches
Width: 13 inches
Depth: 5 inches
Weight: 46 pounds
The white marble statue is a one of a kind sculpture, hand carved by the artists of Rajisthan, India.
Special Features: In the Ramayana saga Lakshmana, the brother of Rama, was shot by a poison tipped arrow. The only cure for the poison was an herb found in the mountains of Gandhamadana in the north called Sanjivani. The Hindu god Hanuman flew to the North of India. When he arrived in the mountains of Gandhamadana he did not know the herb by sight. Hanuman used his incredible strength to lift the entire mountain above his head and carry the mountain back to Lanka in time to save his friend Lakshmana. In legend Hanuman again and again shows his courage, loyalty and strength by numerous honorable acts.
About Makrana Marble: Makrana marble is the best quality marble in India. It is from Rajasthan, India and is sought after around the world. The highest quality Makrana marble is completely white. It is one of the hardest marbles available making it difficult to carve. Features of the Hindu Gods are often painted on the carved surfaces of the marble.
Care: The piece is for indoor use only. Dust the piece as needed using a cotton piece of cloth. You can really make the surface and color of the statue shine if you use a cloth to buff the surface.
Shipping is automatically calculated by UPS for shipping within the US and Canada. Each piece is usually shipped within 24 hours of the order with the exception of the weekend. If you are in Canada please select "UPS Standard to Canada" for the shipping option. If you are an international customer please select "TNT International Shipping" during checkout. The shipping will come out as $0 and will be added to your order. Please call 203-629-0902 or email us info@lotussculpture.com for a shipping quote.
Please email or call us, toll free, with any questions or comments 1(866) LOTUS-12, info@lotussculpture.com.
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