Shivangi (शिवांगी)

Introducing the mesmerizing “Shivangi” saree, crafted from fine Tussar silk sourced from Jharkhand. The topmost sculpture is the Dancing Shiva statue, Nataraja, the “Lord of the Dance.” His dynamic pose symbolizes the cosmos’ constant cycle. Here, The ring of fire represents the universe, with his hands embodying creation, destruction, and liberation, reminding us of change and renewal within all. The second sculpture is of Goddess Shakti, the embodiment of divine feminine energy and the consort of Shiva. Holding a sword and shield with a turtle at her feet, this sculpture is located at the Hoysaleshwara Temple in Halebidu, India. The thirdmost sculpture also depicts the Hindu deity Shiva performing the Nataraja dance, with each of his four hands holding a significant object: a drum (damaru) in the upper right, fire in the upper left, the fearless pointing finger (abhaya mudra) in the lower right, and a drum (damaru) again in the lower left.The last, rightmost sculpture is the majestic statue of Nandi, the bull vehicle of Shiva. In Hinduism, Nandi embodies righteousness, strength, and fertility, stands as a serene white bull, symbolizing unwavering devotion and dharma. Embrace heritage and artistry with “Shivangi” where each thread weaves tales of grace and cultural richness.