Shiva Linga Brass Lapel Pin

There are shrines you carry within you, and then there are those you wear. The Shiva Linga lapel pin is cast in brass, a metal long favoured in devotional objects across temple towns from Nagercoil to Varanasi, precisely because its warm, burnished tone holds the weight of the sacred without ostentation. At 3.1 inches tall and 1 inch wide (approximately 7.9 cm by 2.5 cm), the form is generous enough to command presence, yet slender enough to read as jewellery rather than artefact. The linga rises from its pitha in clean, architectural lines, the surface finished to catch light at the edges while settling into deeper shadow at the centre, a treatment that gives the piece its meditative quality. Weighing 10.5 grams, the brass sits with a pleasing solidity, the kind that reminds you something is there without becoming a burden. Wear it pinned to the lapel of an ivory silk sherwani at a wedding puja, or fastened to the breast pocket of a structured linen kurta for a gallery opening or cultural evening where restraint speaks louder than ornament. The free-size pin fitting is straightforward and secure, designed to pass cleanly through medium-weight fabrics without distorting the weave. The brass requires only occasional wiping with a soft, dry cloth to preserve its lustre, and will deepen naturally to a richer, antique-adjacent tone over time, lending this small, deliberate object the character of something inherited.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 3.1 Inch Height x 1 Inch Width
• Weight: 10.5 g
• SKU: LDE199