Stone Lion Statue Set Sandstone for Garden

Description

Word picture of the astonishing Lion statue:

• The statue is seen sitting on a square lotus base.
• The fine detailing on the stone engraved on the sculpture is in such depth that it will make you speechless at first glance.
• The facial expression is given that oozes power and grace from the statue.
• As the stone carving of Odisha is famous globally it thus reveals how can a simplistic product of art transforms into a masterpiece of craftsmanship.

• In Hinduism, one of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu was Narsimha, a half man-half lion.
• Goddess Durga, the ten-armed warrior goddess has seen riding lions, as they are associated with power and sovereignty.
• There are many Hindu gods to whom the lion served as a Vahana, like Parvati, Narasimhi, Katyayini, Skandamata, etc.
• In Buddhist culture statues of lions are said to bring harmony and fortune.
• The lion signifies pridefulness, that’s why in many Hindu temples, lions sit at the main entrance, believed to protect and guard the temple.

• As per Vaastu, the pair should face the eastern side of the place, and the lion should face the main entrance.
• You can place the statue on either side of the entrance of your home, office, temple, or entrance of the zoo and park.
• Ornate the corner with the lion statue that suits them best in your home, resturant, and hotel.
• The imaginative brilliance of a few other statues combines the statue in your outdoor pathways.
• Give a gorgeous finish to your home decor with the Lion Statue Set.
• Make the decor more satisfying by displaying it near a water feature like a swimming pool, pond, or fountain.
• This adorable statue will add a more friendly, lighthearted note that would look fabulous anywhere!
• Adding just one or two to a space brings life, humor, and playfulness to the outdoors.

• Sandstone is an environment-friendly rock that looks amazing with the passing of an age.
• Cleaning can be accomplished by giving a bath to the statue in the water. Afterward, wipe the statue with the help of a cloth or broom.
• Finally, let the statue air dry.