Indian handicrafts are always rich in variety owing to great diversity in the cultural set-up of Indian society. The handicraft produced in far flung regions of India are unique and possess great historical traditions and artistry.

Kali Statues

Goddess Kali also known as Kalika is the Hindu deity of time and change. Kali is associated with the death and destruction. The word Kali means “black,” but many believe the name mean “the force of time.”

The Dark mother Goddess Kali statues depict her as having four arms and hands, holding bloody sword, outstretched tongue, folding the heads of the demons, a trident, a skull, a conch shell, a sickle, a bow, arrow and a shield and a garland of demon heads. Goddess Kali Statues is portrayed as a terrifying figure. These statues of Kali are made of various materials including marble, stone, ceramic, stone etc.