This bronze oil lamp from Odisha is a striking example of the region’s masterful craftsmanship and spiritual artistry. The lamp is designed in the form of a standing female figure, likely representing a celestial or devotional attendant, with a serene and composed expression. She holds a tiered, petal-shaped oil reservoir in front, designed to hold multiple wicks for ceremonial lighting.
The elegant detailing of the figure’s attire, jewelry, and posture reflects the aesthetic sensibilities of Odishan metalwork. The circular base is ornamented with geometric patterns, providing both stability and decorative appeal. Such lamps were traditionally used in temples or during household rituals, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and the presence of divine light. This piece beautifully embodies the synthesis of functionality, symbolism, and artistic devotion that characterizes sacred objects from the region.

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