Sandstone Yali lion statue 24 inch

Description

• The rip-roaring lion sculpture is sculpted from durable and weather-proof materials like Sandstone.
• A mane, adorned with necklaces, one leg raised in the air, another flat on the floor with a hanging tongue, sitting on a lotus-designed square pedestal.
• Its culture is reminiscent of the lion of Odisha used in many shrines, and cultural heritage designs.

• Lions are symbols of power & courage.
• Lord Narasimha an Avatar of Vishnu took the half man half lion form.
• He served as the Vahana of planetary guard Rahu and Goddess Durga.
• Lion serves as a Vahana of other goddesses like Parvati, Narasimhi, Katyayini, Skandamata, etc.
• Buddhists considered them as strength and protection.
• He is seen at the entrance of  Hindu shrines to protect and guard the temple.

• If you want to show particular attention to any path then incorporate two of them on each side that will be more striking.
• Add a variety of plants every few feet, in your garden/lawn/walkways and pathways then incorporate the statue among the plant so the visitors can enjoy the illusion of a forest.
• A small pool, fountain, or artificial pond will assist in incorporating the rip-roaring lion.
• Garden which has tailored hedges and bushes like boxwood, cypress, and ficus, will add the statue as an elegant sleek o spruce up your garden.
• Make a royal and regal impression on the visitor by incorporating it at the entrance of your home which looks like a guardian of your entrance.

• Exhibit it in a place where it should not interfere with walking like the nooks of the staircase left unused.
• If you want to give height to a sculpture then consider using a pedestal, then place it in the center of a lobby, patio, or porch.
• Make it a focal point on the porch of your luxurious resort, hotel, or restaurant.
• Incorporate it in the corner of your living room, bringing life to the space and making it the focal point of any room.
• Exhibit him in the doorway and staircase near the home entrance, will be a great job.

• In the northeast corner is advisable to place the statue according to Vaastu.
• It ushers the energy of the place more positively.
• They protect the house /shrine so keeping the statue standing at the doorway or staircase near the entrance helps to ward off the negativity.

• Your stone sculptures can last a lifetime once you know how to clean them and keep them away from dust and debris.
• Use a cotton hand broom or a bristle brush, and wipe it dry all over the surface to intricate areas.
• Just use the dusting method, twice a month to maintain the original appearance.