Life size religious statue marble Shiva Lord statue

Shiva was formerly known as the god of reproduction in the Indian River Civilization era, "Beast Lord" and the god of the Vedic Storm. Gali, horror phase, gentle phase, superhuman phase, three sides, three-sided phase, dance king phase, the Lord of Lija, and the master of the half-woman are equal. Linka (male root) is the most basic symbol of Shiva.

Shiva, Brahma, and Vishnu are three Hindu gods. Formerly known as the god of reproduction in the Indus civilization era, "the animal lord" and the god of Vedic storms, Rudra, Shiva is a destroyer, with dual characteristics of reproduction and destruction, creation and destruction. It presents various strange and strange faces, mainly including Lin Jia, terror, tenderness, superman, three faces, dance king, master of Li Jia, and half woman. Lin Jia (male root) is the most basic symbol of Shiva. [1] Hindus sometimes take half bodies of Vishnu and Shiva respectively and combine them into a god statue for worship, which is called "Hari Haro"

Siva is depicted as having three eyes and four hands, holding three forks, a divine conch, a pitcher, a drum, etc; He was dressed in a fur coat and was covered with ashes. He had a crescent moon on his head as decoration. His hair was coiled into horns, and there was a symbol of Gange's on it. It is said that the Ganges River first fell on his head when he came down to earth, and it flows to the earth in seven ways, with a snake around his neck. The mount is a big white ox. His story is scattered in various documents. Believers of his sect regard him as the highest god, with eight incarnations of earth, water, fire, wind, air, sun, moon, and sacrifice, which can create in addition to destruction. Buddhist literature calls him the Great Self in Heaven, living at the top of the realm of lust, and the Lord of the 3000 realms.