Description This Nag Kanya statue is beautifully adorned with a layer of 24K gold plating, adding a touch of opulence and radiance that catches the light, making it shine with a luxurious glow. Every detail of the statue reflects Nepal’s skilled craftsmanship and artistic tradition, capturing the essence of the celestial serpent maiden in all her splendor. The Nag Kanya, also known as Naga Kanaya, is a divine serpent maiden, often depicted as a mystical being with a human upper body and a serpent’s lower body in Buddhist and Hindu traditions. She is revered as a guardian of sacred knowledge and a protector of dharma, embodied by the serpent deities Nagas. Nag Kanyas are believed to protect spiritual insights and hidden truths and are linked to bodies of water, such as rivers and lakes, and rainfall, representing life and fertility. Devotion to her is believed to offer safety from calamities and ensure fruitful yields. In Hinduism and Buddhism, Nagas are associated with concealed riches and abundant material wealth. Individuals revere Ng Kanya for financial stability and success in their business endeavors. The serpent shape symbolizes change, revival, and rejuvenation, akin to the process of a snake shedding its skin. To incorporate a Nag Kanya statue in ceremonies, it is recommended to place it in a revered area, such as a temple, altar, or near water, facing north or east, as it represents wisdom and prosperity. Keep it away from unclean spaces, such as restrooms or areas close to shoes. Dimension: Height: 9.5” Breath: 7” Width: 4.75” Weight: 1.5 kg Made of: Copper, 24 K gold plated, and lapis.
