Handcrafted panchaloha bronze icon of Kalyāṇa Sundara Mūrti from the Timeless collection, depicting the divine wedding of Śiva and Pārvatī. Śiva stands centrally, four-armed, bearing attributes such as paraśu and mṛga, with the lower hands in varada and pāṇigrahaṇa gesture, signifying the act of marriage. Pārvatī stands to his side in a composed stance, her right hand extended to receive Śiva’s, completing the iconic pāṇigrahaṇa motif.

The composition is flanked by attendant figures, typically including Viṣṇu and Lakshmi, articulating the ritual and cosmic context of the wedding.  Ornamentation—hāras, keyūras, yajñopavīta, and mekhalā—is rendered with clarity, complementing the narrative structure. Set on a moulded pedestal with tiered detailing, the piece carries strong compositional rhythm and ceremonial presence. Follows established śilpaśāstra conventions, with iconographic detailing.

Timeless is a collection of statement panchaloha bronze icons rooted in South Indian sculptural tradition — suited for collectors, connoisseurs, interior spaces, and distinctive installations.