Naga Kanya, the serpent maiden of Buddhist and Hindu iconography, represents the divine feminine aspect of the naga (serpent) deities, associated with water, hidden wisdom, and the mystical realm of the Nagas. She is revered as a symbol of beauty, fertility, protection, and the powerful forces of nature. This fine collection of Naga Kanya statues captures her graceful and enchanting presence, with each piece exquisitely crafted from different materials, including copper alloy, using the lost-wax method by skilled artisans of Patan, Nepal. These statues beautifully embody the mystical qualities of Naga Kanya and serve as captivating representations of the sacred connection between the natural and spiritual worlds.
