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Hanuman Panel Statue Reclaimed Cambodian Teak Climbing in Battle Stance with Lotus 48"
Item# 188cw1a
Hanuman Panel Statue Reclaimed Cambodian Teak Climbing in Battle Stance with Lotus 48"
Item# 188cw1a
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Statue Details
Materials: Antique Teak Wood carved in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Total Height Including Base: 48 inches or 122 cms
Base Width & Depth: 24 x 2.5 inches
Weight: 60 pounds or 27 kgs
- Hanuman is the Hindu deity of strength, devotion, and fearless service, revered for his unwavering loyalty
- He is shown climbing in a battle-ready stance, surrounded by lotus motifs that symbolize purity and spiritual resilience
- This wall panel brings a bold, protective presence to temples, entryways, and sacred living spaces
- All of our wood statues and panels, including this one, are one of a kind, when you buy this sculpture you will receive this exact statue in your order
- The teak wood used for this panel is recylced from old houses in Phnom Penh, Cambodia often from columns in the house or wood planks used for beds, the teak wood is often over 100 years old
This carved wall panel depicts Hanuman, the revered monkey god of Hinduism, celebrated for his immense strength, devotion, and fearless service. Hanuman is a symbol of loyalty, courage, and the power of faith in overcoming obstacles and adversity.
Hanuman is shown climbing a mountian upward in a dynamic fighting stance, conveying action, readiness, and spiritual determination. His posture reflects protection and strength in moments of challenge, while the surrounding lotus motifs symbolize purity, resilience, and spiritual growth rising from difficulty. The upward movement of the composition emphasizes momentum, victory, and devotion in motion.
Hand-carved from reclaimed Cambodian teak wood, this panel features deep relief carving with richly layered textures and intricate ornamental detailing throughout the background and border. The naturally aged surface highlights the warm reddish tones, visible wood grain, and fine hand-tool marks that reflect traditional Southeast Asian craftsmanship. This panel serves as a commanding architectural focal point for temples, entryways, meditation rooms, or sacred interior spaces.
Click on the video above to watch our Cambodian artists carve gods from solid wood.
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You know when you find the right piece to bring into your home and into your heart."
~ Kyle Tortora, Founder, Lotus Sculpture ~
Hanuman is one of the most important personalities in the epic, the Ramayana. He is a vanara who aided Lord Rama, an avatar of Vishnu, in rescuing His Consort, Sita, from the Demon king, Ravana. Vanaras are ape-like humanoids, who were created by Brahma and other gods to help Rama in battle against Ravana.
Hanuman is the son of Vayu, the Hindu God of Wind, and is looked upon by Hindus as the ultimate hero and great devotee of Lord Rama of the Ramayana. He represents the figure of the ideal being, as he is humble yet brave. His physical prowess, mental discipline and spiritual purity have made him extremely popular all over India.
He is a provider of courage, hope, knowledge, intellect and devotion. He is pictured as a robust monkey holding a mace or gada, which is a sign of bravery, and having a picture of Lord Rama tattooed on his chest, which is a sign of his devotion to Lord Rama.
He is also called Mahaveera (the great hero) or Pavan-suta (son of air) or Bajarangbali. In Tamil Nadu he is known as Anjaneya.
Hanuman is the son of Vayu, the Hindu God of Wind, and is looked upon by Hindus as the ultimate hero and great devotee of Lord Rama of the Ramayana. He represents the figure of the ideal being, as he is humble yet brave. His physical prowess, mental discipline and spiritual purity have made him extremely popular all over India.
He is a provider of courage, hope, knowledge, intellect and devotion. He is pictured as a robust monkey holding a mace or gada, which is a sign of bravery, and having a picture of Lord Rama tattooed on his chest, which is a sign of his devotion to Lord Rama.
He is also called Mahaveera (the great hero) or Pavan-suta (son of air) or Bajarangbali. In Tamil Nadu he is known as Anjaneya.
The use of a wood polish will keep the wood looking fresh and the colors vibrant.
Wood statues are easy to take care of as they just need some annual upkeep to keep them looking as they did when they were first carved. All the wood used by Lotus Sculpure's artists is dried out for months. Moisture causes cracks in the sculpture as the wood contracts and expands in different temperatures. Our wood has little to no moisture in it assuring that the sculpture is not going to crack in its journey into different climates. Here are some simple tips to keep your statue in good condition:
- Dust the statue as needed to prevent dirt build up
- To make the statue shine use a natural wood cleaner and a cotton cloth to buff the sculpture
We prefer Old English to polish and buff our statues. The use of a wood polish like Old English will keep the wood looking fresh and keep the colors looking vibrant. For natural wood and painted wooden statues we recommend Old English for lighter woods. For darker wood statues we recommend Old English for darker woods. Lotus Sculpture cleans and polishes each wooden statue prior to shipping them to the customer.
We recommend keeping wooden statues in an indoor environment. Wood statues can go outside however, they will wear more quickly and develop an antique appearance. If you would like to put a wood statue from Lotus Sculpture outside and keep the same appearance of the sculpture we would recommend first coating the statue with a couple of layers of sealant or polyurethane. We would then recommend placing the statue in a partially covered area. The more exposure to the elements the more the statue will wear over time. Please feel free to contact us directly if you have any questions regarding your wooden statue from Lotus Sculpture, (760) 994-4455 or info@lotussculpture.com.
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You can obtain a shipping quote for any statue by clicking the link, Calculate Shipping beneath to the Add To Cart button on every statues' page. Or you can email info@lotussculpture.com or call us 760-994-4455 to receive a shipping quote. Please include the item number of the statue you are interested in purchasing as well as your country and postal code. Lotus Sculpture uses Instapak foam injection packing system or bubble wrap and recycled peanuts to ensure that all our pieces arrive undamaged. Click here to learn more about Lotus Sculptures packing.
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