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The Sri Yantra
masterpiece
brass, commissioned art, grinding and polishing, TIG welding, lamp, repeatable, sculpture, special edition, sacred geometry
KAGE-Masterpiece, MetalWork, TIG-welding, SilverSoldering, Lamp
Description
The Sri Yantra, revered as one of the most auspicious, important, and powerful symbols, is a cosmic diagram that resonates with ancient energy. Its Sanskrit name translates to the "instrument of wealth", embodying a promise of both material and spiritual prosperity.
KAGE's rendition of this age-old symbol is not just a visual masterpiece but an embodiment of its profound philosophy. Every contour and plane resonates with a promise — that by integrating this magnificent piece into your space, you're not just enhancing its aesthetics but inviting universal affluence and spiritual elevation. This sculpture is more than just art; it's a beacon, a daily affirmation, and a tangible testament to the world's abundant blessings and the boundless possibilities that lie ahead.
For the discerning individual, possessing the Sri Yantra by KAGE is a statement of alignment with cosmic forces, guiding one towards a life of success, harmony, and unparalleled prosperity.
This is a commissioned piece done in 2023, that now KAGE is allowed to reproduce if desired. Following is a list of variants in existance:
Brass (high gloss finishing): 1
Brass (matte finishing): 0
Stainless Steel (high gloss finishing): 0
Stainless Steel (matte gloss finishing): 0
Due to the complexity of this piece, after the order is placed, KAGE needs around 4-5 months to finish and deliver it.
Specifications
Size | Materials | Techniques | Additional |
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45 x 45 x 45cm | 2mm thick stainless steel or brass. Lepidolite crystal | Laser cutting. Matte or hand mirror polishing finishing. Silver soldering (brass variant). TIG welding (stainless steel variant). | A commissioned repeatable piece. made in 2023. |
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