Brass Bhairava Statue

Usually, One Can Easily Find Bhairava Idols in All Shiva Temples. These Idols are Located in the North-Facing and South-Facing Directions. Bhairava is Generally Depicted in a Standing Position, with Four Hands. He Holds a Drum, a Paasa (Noose), Trident and Skull. Some Forms of Bhairava Depict More Than Four Hands. He is Normally Shown as Digambara (without Clothing - Encompassing the Entire Space within Himself). Bhairava'S Vahana (Vehicle) is Shwaswa, the Dog. This Animal Appears Terrifying Too, with Protruding Teeth and a Menacing Expression. Feeding and Caring for Dogs is Considered to Be An Apt Way of Showing One'S Devotion and Dedication to Lord Kaala Bhairava.

• Material: Brass
• Height: 3.54 inches Approx.
• Width: 3.14 inches Approx.
• Length:1.57 inches Approx.
• As It Appears