Height: 8"(20.30cm)
Width: 4.5"(11.43cm)
Depth: 3.5" (8.89 cm)
weight: 2.200 kg 
 
 
his art sculpture titled "Maa" holds a profound significance for me. It delicately encapsulates elements that resonate deeply with Indian cultural symbolism and personal emotions.
At its core, "Maa" symbolizes the essence of motherhood and womanhood in Indian tradition. The sculpture is adorned with intricate details like Churi (bangles), Bindi (forehead decoration), Mangalsutra (a sacred necklace worn by married women), which hold immense cultural and spiritual significance. These elements are not merely ornamental but carry layers of meaning and tradition, representing the bond between a woman and her family, her role as a wife, and her embodiment of strength and grace.
The inclusion of Churi symbolizes the married woman’s commitment and the beauty of her role within the family. The Bindi, placed on the forehead, signifies auspiciousness and is believed to protect and honor the marital relationship. The Mangalsutra, a thread of love and commitment, symbolizes the eternal bond between husband and wife in Indian culture.
Each detail in the sculpture, meticulously crafted, speaks volumes about the reverence and respect for these cultural symbols. Through "Maa," I aim to celebrate and preserve the rich traditions and values that shape the identity of Indian women, portraying not just an artwork, but a heartfelt tribute to the profound roles they play in our lives.