Naga Statue Collection: Perfect for Meditation, Home Decor, and Prosperity Rituals

This mesmerizing Naga Kanya Goddess statue, also known as Nagakanyaka in some traditions, is depicted in her powerful snake avatar, embodying mysticism and grace. In Naga Kanya mythology and Hindu mythology, Nagas are frequently shown in half-human form, symbolizing the balance between earthly and spiritual realms. This Snake Maiden Sculpture features a stunning headdress of five snakes, exemplifying Naga Kanya symbolism and snake symbolism, which represents her sovereignty over the serpent realm and mastery of elemental forces.
In her hands, she holds sacred items, representing her role as a protector and benefactress in Naga Kanya culture and tradition. Adorned with two elegant feathers on either side of her head, she embodies purity, spiritual elevation, and divine connection. Perfect for invoking protection and prosperity, this Serpent Princess Idol is a powerful symbol of spiritual growth and well-being, often used in Naga Kanya rituals and worship.

Key Features :

• Coated with Gold on Copper-Based (Half-Gold)
• 24k Pure Gold Face
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists

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Naga Kanya

Naga Kanya, revered in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, embodies protection, prosperity, and harmony. Known as the"SerpentMaiden," her name signifies a deep connection to the Nagas, mythicalserpentbeingscelebratedinancientIndianculturefortheir wisdom, guardianship, and associations with water elements and fertility. Typically depicted as a half-womanhalf-serpentdeity, Naga Kanya symbolizes the balance between earthly and spiritual realmswith her graceful human upper body and serpent-like lower body, often adorned with multiple snake heads.
As a guardian deity and Dharma guardian, Naga Kanya protects treasures, sacred teachings, and natural resources like rivers and lakes. In spiritual practices and Tibetan Buddhism, she is invoked through the Naga Kanya Mantra for blessings of abundance, protection from negative forces, and environmental harmony. Her serene and divine presence makes her a symbol of spiritual renewal and transformation.
Naga Kanya legend and folklore are rich with tales of her benevolence and power. In some stories, she is associated with the churning of the milky ocean, a significant event in Hindu mythology. Naga Kanya temples can be found in various regions, where devotees offer prayers and perform rituals to seek her blessings.