Here is an exquisite collection of bronzes of dancing Natarajas - collected from various locations and belonging to different centuries. Since all the bronzes were inside glass cabinets & due to illumination there are some reflections appearing in the photographs. Sorry I have been unable to remove the same.
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thanks for these exclusive pics..
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful...
regards.
And how grand they look!
ReplyDeleteNice Natarajas! We bought a small one sometime ago.
ReplyDeletegood collection!
ReplyDeletethey all stand on the right leg and swing their left leg to the right. wonder why.
ReplyDeleteanother great collection..nice clicks..
ReplyDelete@Gigihawaii: For significance of the dance pose of Nataraja please read this website: http://www.lotussculpture.com/nataraja1.htm
ReplyDeleteIn most Nataraja bronzes the statue is shown standing on right leg with left leg raised. In some rare bronzes the statue is shown standing on left leg - as depicted in the first picture.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this good collection with nice images!
ReplyDeleteI love Nataraj Himself, and the snaps are very good.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link, Ram.
ReplyDeleteNataraja is always enchanting..Loved seeing so many of Him.. Great collection of photos..Sure, your post will be a catalyst for my visit to the museum soon...!
ReplyDeleteInteresting! The statues look beautiful - each and every one!
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, I remember all these. This room was lovely except for the security guard who was smoking and most disinterested.
ReplyDeletethat sounds disrespectful. Doesn't he know these are our lords?
DeleteNataraja is always beautiful whatever the statue is made of!
ReplyDeletenice seeing them again & again
ReplyDelete@Radha: Looks like the previous security guard has been sacked :) The guards were quite courteous this time & not smoking !
ReplyDelete@Sridharan: Thanks for your appreciative comments. They are even more awesome when you see the bronzes at the museum !
ReplyDelete@Anupama: Thanks.
ReplyDelete@Injamaven:Yes I agree. You can see these beautiful bronzes again & again and every time you get a wonderful feeling.
ReplyDeleteThe dancing figures in bronze are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteNatarajas are exceptional. There is one in the previous post which is exquisite.
ReplyDelete@Carver: Thanks.
ReplyDelete@P.N.Subramanian: Thanks. Next time I am in Chennai I shall give you a call.If you are also there we can plan to meet.
ReplyDeleteRgds
Ramakrishnan
Beautiful collection.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Mette