Timeless Beauty: The Magic of Copper in Sculptures and Statues

In the world of art, there's this amazing thing that's been around for centuries - copper. It's a special kind of metal that's flexible, strong and has beautiful colours. People use it to make sculptures that last a long time.

People started using copper in their art a long time ago. It was super handy in building things because it effortlessly blended with other elements, producing a splendid outcome. But it wasn't just for big buildings; copper got involved in making coins and also sculptures and statues.

Why use copper for statues? Well, it's like copper has a special magic. Artists love it because it's easy to shape into all the tiny details they want. Plus, it lasts a long time, and it doesn't get messed up easily. It keeps the divine feeling fresh and untouched like it never gets old.

Think about the Statue of Liberty, that cool lady standing tall. It's made of copper, and over time, it turns green. This green look isn't a problem; it's actually like a superpower that keeps the statue safe from damage. Raga Arts uses this idea of lasting strength in their creations.

In Raga Arts' collection, there's this amazing statue of Lord Ram. Skilled artists in India made it out of copper, and it's got every tiny detail, even his bow and arrow. Lord Ram is like a superhero in Hinduism, standing for goodness and bravery. People believe having this special copper statue brings good vibes and success wherever it's placed, whether in homes, offices, or temples. It's not just a pretty sight; it's like a spiritual journey, connecting people to something divine.

Raga Arts has this awesome collection of copper statues of deities. It's a win-win – you get the properties of copper, like durability and charm, plus the blessings from these divine statues. Copper is also good for the environment, and it won't catch fire easily. So, why not get one for your home for stylish decor and a touch of divine vibes?