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A bronze statue of Nataraja, the dancing form of Shiva, stands on a lotus-patterned pedestal atop a small dwarf figure. The four-armed deity dances within a flaming circular arch, with flames rising behind him, a matted crown with a crescent, and one foot lifted. A leafy, blurred background frames the statue, and a wooden shelf or ledge is visible beneath it. No living people are present; the figure is a metal statue, not a person.

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A bronze statue of Nataraja, the dancing form of Shiva, shown in a classic pose with one leg raised and the figure standing on a lotus-shaped base. Four arms extend outward, with flames forming a circular arch (prabhamandala) encircling the figure. The bronze has a warm brown patina against a pale yellow background. A small logo appears in the upper left corner. No living people are visible.2011-02-26A bronze sculpture of Nataraja, the dancing Shiva deity murti, shown in a dynamic pose within a circular flame aureole. The four-armed form balances on one leg while raising an arm, with flowing hair and an ornate crown, standing atop a small crouching demon figure. The aureole and fine metalwork are rendered in a warm patina. No physical people are visible; the figure is a statue.2011-02-26Making Of Sacred Arts University +2 copiesLord ShivaLord ShivaLord Shiva +1 copiesLord ShivaLord ShivaMaking Of Sacred Arts University +2 copiesLord ShivaA photograph of a gilded metal Nataraja statue of Shiva dancing within a large ornate circular halo of flames. The four-armed deity stands on one leg over a small figure, wearing a red-orange cloth and a white bead necklace, with hands raised in dance poses. The statue sits on a tiered gold pedestal decorated with small relief panels.Lord Shiva