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Nepalese Naga Kanya Statue | Sacred Mythological Guardian Sculpture

Naga Kanya Statue is a breathtaking tribute to the serpent deity revered in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Devotees pray to Naga Kanya to remove emotional obstacles, heal karmic imbalances, and attract prosperity and inner strength. Masterfully hand-carved in Patan, Nepal, by a skilled artisan, this divine sculpture is crafted from premium oxidized copper and finished with elegant silver-plating that enhances every flowing detail of the goddess’s form. Naga Kanya—half-woman, half-serpent—is honored as the guardian of water, fertility, and hidden wisdom, often invoked for protection, abundance, and spiritual cleansing. In this Naga Kanya statue, she rises with poise and grace, symbolizing the union of earth and water elements, the cycle of transformation, and intuitive power. Carved using the traditional Himalayan lost wax method, this sculpture exemplifies centuries-old craftsmanship with smooth curves, precise ornamentation, and sacred presence.

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Key features of Naga Kanya Statue:

• Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
  
• Made from Oxidized Copper and Silver-Plating Finishing
  
• Traditionally Handcrafted by Master Artists
• Height X Width: 23.5cm X 16cm
• Weight: 2.13kg

Naga Kanya

Naga Kanya, honored in both Hinduism and Buddhism, represents divine protection, prosperity, and cosmic harmony. Known as the "Serpent Maiden," Naga Kanya is deeply connected to the Nagas—mythical serpent beings revered in ancient Indian culture for their wisdom, guardianship, and strong ties to water elements and fertility. Often depicted as a half-woman, half-serpent deity with a graceful human upper body and serpent-like lower body, sometimes adorned with multiple snake heads, Naga Kanya symbolizes the perfect balance between the earthly and spiritual realms. As a powerful guardian deity and protector of the Dharma, Naga Kanya safeguards sacred treasures, teachings, and natural resources such as rivers and lakes. In Tibetan Buddhist practices, devotees invoke the Naga Kanya mantra to receive blessings of abundance, protection from negative energies, and environmental harmony.