Shiva Lingam And The Serpent—19th-century Indian Bronze
The liṅga rests on a yoni-pīṭha, a circular base—a multi-headed cobra (Naga or Ananta) protects the lingam.
The serpent is associated with fertility; its association with the liṅga reinforces the creative symbolism. The scales are small semicircles, which could indicate that this piece was crafted in South India.
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bronze
Width: 5
Height: 7,2 hors socle
Depth: 4,3 hors socle
Reference (ID): 1791064
Availability: In stock
































