Konark Sun Temple Wheel || Kalinga Chakra || Sun Temple || ABKNRS || Odisha

This is a miniature replica figurine of the Konark Sun Temple Wheel (also known as the Konark Chakra or Kalinga Chakra), a famous artifact and handicraft from Odisha, India

• The Konark Wheel: The centerpiece replicates the iconic stone wheels carved into the 13th-century Konark Sun Temple. The original temple was built in the shape of a colossal chariot pulled by seven horses, featuring 24 intricately carved wheels. 
• The Attendant Figures (Sakhis/Nartakis): The wheel is flanked by two small figurines, traditionally representing Sakhis (companions) or Nartakis (dancers) in classical Odishi poses. 
• The Decorative Base: The bottom platform features a row of carved elephants, mirroring the elaborate animal friezes found along the base of the actual monument.
• Material: These souvenirs are typically crafted using molded stone dust, marble dust, or resin, often finished with a dark brown or black antique polish to give them a stone-like appearance.
• Size: 12x2.5x10.5 cm
•  Weight: 180 gm