Adiyogi Shiva Trishul Brass Lapel Pin Necklace

There are prayers that one carries not in the hands but on the chest. The trishul has been the axis of Shaiva iconography for millennia, that three-pronged emblem of creation, preservation and dissolution held aloft by Adiyogi himself. This lapel pin renders the symbol in cast brass, a metal whose warm, ochre-gold tone has long been associated with temple votive objects across the subcontinent. The silhouette is slender and vertical, measuring approximately 8.5 cm in height and 2 cm in width, and the piece carries a considered weight of just over eight grams, enough to sit with presence without straining a lapel or collar. The brass is finished to a burnished warmth rather than a high gloss, giving the pin the quality of something devotional rather than merely decorative. No stones interrupt the form; the motif speaks entirely through line and proportion, in the restrained tradition of votive metalwork found across Rajasthan and the Deccan. Worn at the collar of a crisp ivory kurta for a cultural evening, or pinned to the lapel of a structured linen blazer for a gallery opening, it reads as both spiritual marker and considered aesthetic choice. It suits the man who layers meaning into what he wears. A single free-size clasp at the reverse secures the pin discreetly. Brass requires only an occasional wipe with a dry cloth to retain its patina, and its lightness makes it a practical daily companion for those who carry their devotion quietly.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 3.35 Height Inch x 0.80 Width Inch
• Weight: 8.14 g
• SKU: LDF482