Goddess Durga MATA Sitting On Lion Statue/ MATA Sherawali Idol, Multicolor, 11.5 Inches (Composite Marble)

Durga statue typically depicts the Hindu goddess Durga, who is known as the embodiment of power, strength, and the protector of the righteous. The statue often features several key elements:

1. Multiple Arms: Durga is usually shown with ten arms, each holding different weapons that symbolize her various powers and attributes. These weapons are often given to her by different gods, including a trident (representing Shiva’s power), a sword (symbolizing knowledge), a bow and arrow, a discus (chakra), and a conch, among others.
2. The Lion or Tiger: Durga is almost always shown riding a lion or tiger, symbolizing her mastery over power and her fearlessness in the face of evil.
3. Facial Expression: Durga’s face is often depicted as fierce and compassionate simultaneously. She represents both the nurturing mother figure and the fierce warrior who protects the world from evil forces.
4. Posture and Pose: She is often portrayed in a dynamic pose, standing or sitting on her lion, sometimes with one foot raised. Her posture exudes confidence and divine power.
5. Clothing and Jewelry: Durga is usually adorned in fine clothing, including a saree or traditional attire, and intricate jewelry. The colors of the attire can vary, often in bright, vibrant colors like red, gold, and orange, which signify vitality and power.
6. Symbolism: The Durga statue often conveys her role in the battle against the demon Mahishasura, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. Some depictions show her slaying the demon with her trident, representing the destruction of ignorance and the protection of righteousness.
7. Divine Aura: In many statues, Durga is shown with a radiant halo or divine light around her head, symbolizing her supreme divinity and purity.

The Durga statue is most commonly worshipped during the festival of Durga Puja, where devotees celebrate her victory over Mahishasura, marking the victory of good over evil.