When the monsoon clouds gather and the land awakens with life, devotees across India turn their hearts towards Mahadev, the ...

Imagine a dance so powerful that it holds the rhythm of creation, destruction, and everything in between. Not a metaphor, but a cosmic truth — alive in the heart of Indian mythology. That’s Tandava.

The most famous Nataraja bronze statue is at the Chola capital, Chidambaram, in Tamil Nadu. The 108 poses carved on the walls of this temple form a foundation of the classical dance Bharatanatyam.

In order to craft the statue, Sthapathy studied the minute details of Lord Shiva’s cosmic dance. It is the tallest Nataraja statue in the world.

The statue depicting Lord Shiva’s ‘tandav’ pose is believed to be the world’s tallest Nataraja statue. Saket resident Jitendra Singh came to the spot with his wife, daughter, and grandchild.

This stunning statue portrays Lord Shiva in the dynamic dance posture known as tandava, radiating energy and vitality. It was meticulously fashioned using the ancient lost-wax method of metal ...

The Lord Shiva Nataraja, also featured on the cover of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official handle on X (previously Twitter), reflects the central government’s numerous initiatives for G20 leaders.

G20 Nataraja Statue At Bharat Mandapam Now PM Modi's Cover Photo On X The G20 summit is a high profile event being hosted by India. It will be held at Bharat Mandapam in Pragati Maidan on ...

The Nataraja statue, which combines in a single image Shiva's role as creator, preserver, and destroyer of the universe and conveys the never-ending cycle of time, is quite a masterpiece. In 2014 ...

So it is not surprising that the iconic Nataraja statue of Lord Shiva performing the Tandava Nritya will greet world leaders as they enter the newly minted Bharat Mandapam. As they drive to the ...

The world’s tallest Nataraja statue can be seen in front of the grand Bharat Mandapam in Delhi for G20 Summit. The 27-foot-tall statue was built in a record 7 months. 07 Sep, 2023 Analiza Pathak ...