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Brass Ashoka Lion Capital, 4 Inch
A brass replica of the Lion Capital of Ashoka, the Mauryan sculpture from Sarnath showing four lions standing back to back above a round abacus. Adopted as the State Emblem of India in 1950, it stands for power, courage and confidence. This 4 inch piece makes a dignified addition to a study, office desk or school and college shelf.
Key Features
- Four lions standing back to back
- Round abacus base inspired by the Sarnath original
- Made of brass with crisp, detailed carving and a warm golden tone
- Size: About 4 inch (10.2 cm) tall; weight about 150 g
- A proud gift for Independence Day, Republic Day and achievers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this made of real brass?
Yes. It is made of brass, the copper and zinc alloy traditionally used for Indian idols and puja items. It weighs about 150 g.
What is the size?
It is about 4 inch (10.2 cm) tall and fits easily on a shelf, console or desk.
Where does it look best at home?
Display it on an office desk, study shelf or showcase. It is best kept indoors, away from moisture, which can tarnish brass.
How do I clean and care for it?
Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth regularly. For tarnish, rub gently with lemon juice and salt or tamarind paste, rinse, and dry completely. Avoid harsh chemicals and steel scrubbers that can dull the carving.
Where is the original Lion Capital of Ashoka?
The original sandstone Lion Capital, carved around the 3rd century BCE, is kept at the Sarnath Museum near Varanasi.
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