Bronze Nandi Face Wall Hanging Idol | Panchaloha Basava Mukha Vrishabha Head | Handcrafted South Indian Chola Art Basaveshwara Nandikeshwara Temple Wall Décor, Gold, 14.5 Inch, 1 Piece

Bronze Nandi Face Wall Hanging, Panchaloha Basava Mukha Vrishabha Head Idol

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 36 cm | Width – 25 cm | Depth – 10 cm

• Weight: 3.6 KG

• Material: Premium Quality Panchaloha (Bronze, Copper, Tin, Silver, Gold)

• Package Contents: 1 Bronze Nandi Face / Basava Mukha / Vrishabha Head Idol

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to retain the natural shine.

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each Nandi Face (Basava Mukha, Vrishabha Vadana, Nandimukha, Basaveshwara Face, Vrishabhanatha Head, Nandikeshwara Mukha) is meticulously handcrafted using the traditional lost-wax casting method, following the Vedic composition of metals prescribed in the Shilpa Shastras.
We use authentic Panchaloha alloy—a sacred blend of bronze, copper, tin, silver, and gold—also known regionally as Panchdhatu, Panchadhatu, Pancha Dhatu, Panchaloham, Panchalohaka, Panjadhatu, Panch Loha, Panch Loham, Kansa, Pittalai, Velliyam, Kansya, Kanchu, Kamsya, Velli Kalai, Vellikal, Pittalam, Hittale, Tambadhatu, Kanchu Loha, Pittal, Tamrapanchaka, Kamsyam, Chembu, Ashtadhatu, Ashta Dhatu.
This divine bull face idol represents purity, balance, and prosperity, making it a symbol of good fortune and positive energy for homes and temples.

Why Choose Us

• Authenticity: Every piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans from South India, especially Swamimalai and Kumbakonam, following age-old temple art traditions.

• Quality Assurance: We use only pure Panchaloha / Panchdhatu composition for long-lasting beauty and spiritual resonance.

• Customization: Sizes, finishes, and styles can be custom-made to suit temple installations or décor needs.

• Heritage Craftsmanship: Inspired by Chola art and South Indian temple architecture, making each piece a work of timeless tradition.

Deity Significance

Nandi, the sacred bull vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva, is a symbol of devotion, strength, and patience. In Hindu tradition, placing a Nandi Face (Basava Mukha) at the entrance or temple space invites divine blessings, ensures protection, and maintains spiritual harmony. Known by many names across India—Nandi Face, Basava Mukha, Vrishabha Face, Rishabhanan, Nandikeshwara Face, Vrishabhanatha Face, Nandi Mugam, Vrishabha Shira, Nandi Vadana, Nandimukha, Basava Shira, Nandi Pratimukha—it holds sacred importance in Shaivite worship.

Perfect For

• Home and temple wall décor

• Pooja rooms and meditation spaces

• South Indian traditional art collections

• Spiritual and housewarming gifts

• Cultural heritage décor and collectors’ items