This exquisite bronze sculpture from Tamil Nadu depicts Hanuman, the revered monkey deity and devoted servant of Lord Rama, in a posture of deep reverence. Standing upright with hands folded in anjali mudra (gesture of greeting or devotion), Hanuman embodies humility, unwavering devotion, and spiritual strength. The image captures Hanuman in a moment of devotional stillness—his form is dignified yet powerful, adorned with minimal ornamentation and traditional attire. Characteristic features such as the elongated facial structure, prominent jawline, and the tail curling behind subtly identify the figure as Hanuman, even in his most serene and humble aspect. South Indian bronzes of this period, especially from Tamil Nadu, are celebrated for their spiritual expressiveness and refined casting. This portrayal of Hanuman is not of the heroic warrior but of the bhakta (devotee), eternally folded in prayer to Rama—a reminder of the ideals of loyalty, service, and surrender. Such icons were used in temple rituals, festivals, and processions, where Hanuman’s image invoked protection, courage, and divine grace.

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