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From Stone to Spirit: The Power of Siwa Statues in Balinese Hinduism

From Stone to Spirit: The Power of Siwa Statues in Balinese Hinduism

The island of Bali, known for its lush landscapes, sandy beaches, and vibrant culture, is home to one of the most revered deities in Hinduism: Siwa. Siwa is the god of destruction and regeneration, and is a symbol of completion, power and energy. He is considered to be one of the most important deities in Bali.

In Hinduism, Siwa is considered to be both a male and female deity, and is sometimes referred to as Ardhanarishvara, which means "half-male, half-female." This concept represents the idea that the god contains both masculine and feminine qualities, and that the two are inseparable. This idea of androgyny symbolizes the belief that the universe is a balance of masculine and feminine energies, and that the ultimate state of unity is the merging of these energies.

This is also symbolized by the Siwa dance, in which the dancer takes on the characteristics of both a man and a woman. This type of dance is believed to help in balancing the male and female energies within oneself, leading to a spiritual balance.

One of the most beautiful ways to honor Siwa in Bali is by decorating your home or garden with Siwa stone statues. These statues are crafted by skilled artisans using materials such as sandstone, limestone, and granite. They are intricately carved to resemble Siwa, and often adorned with jewelry, crowns, and weapons.

When decorating your home with a Siwa statue, it's believed that if you choose a location that will expose it to natural elements such as sunlight and rain it will enhance the energy and power of the statue. Incorporating a Siwa stone statue into your home or garden is a beautiful way to honor one of Bali's most important deities while adding elegance to the space. If you're a lover of Asian art, its culture or spirituality, a Siwa statue is a stunning addition to any home or garden.

In our Web-Shop at kirschon.com and in our Showroom in Dizzasco on Lake Como you'll find an exclusive selection of Siwa and other stone statues carved by local artisans as per ancient techniques. Enjoy free shipping to most European countries and Tax Free rates to locations outside of the EU!

For any questions or inquiries don't hesitate to contact us at info@kirschon.com or by phone/whatsapp at: +39 331 9632422

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