Rare Naga Kanya Figure with Coral and Gilt Face – Nepal/Bhutan, 13 cm - BR292
This rare figure is called Naga Kanya. First it was a hindu, later a Buddhist guardian. Half Naga half Garuda (snake-bird). Coral inlay, hand painted face, blue wings and red snaked bodies. A very detailed piece.
| Place of origin: | Nepal/Bhutan |
| Material: | Bronze |
| Height: | 13 cm. |
| Lenght/dept: | |
| Age: | 20th cent. |
Rare and finely detailed Naga Kanya figure in bronze from Nepal/Bhutan, crafted in the last century. The figure shows excellent craftsmanship and intricate detail.
Naga Kanya is a mythological figure combining elements of naga (serpent) and Garuda (bird), making it both unique and symbolically rich.
The figure is richly decorated with fine detailing across the surface.
The face is hand-painted and gilt, creating a warm and vibrant expression.
It is further adorned with inlaid coral, adding color and exclusivity.
With a height of 13 cm, this is a compact and collectible mythological figure from Nepal/Bhutan.
An excellent choice for collectors seeking a rare and distinctive figure with strong symbolism.
BR-292
This rare figure is called Naga Kanya. First it was a hindu, later a Buddhist guardian. Half Naga half Garuda (snake-bird). Coral inlay, hand painted face, blue wings and red snaked bodies. A very detailed piece.
| Place of origin: | Nepal/Bhutan |
| Material: | Bronze |
| Height: | 13 cm. |
| Lenght/dept: | |
| Age: | 20th cent. |
