This copper Ardhanarishwar statue beautifully manifests the profound philosophy that male and female are inseparable aspects of the same cosmic entity. Lord Shiva (left) and Goddess Parvati (right) are depicted in infused form. Only the difference in dress allows for identification, since the dhoti on the left side is knee length, whilst the saree on Goddess Parvati's side reaches the ankle. Lord Shiva also wields a Trishul, while Goddess Parvati does the Katihasta hand motion.

Ardhanarishwara, an androgynous form, symbolizes the oneness of both genders, reflecting the Advaita philosophy that posits all existence as manifestations of one divine force. This ancient depiction, rooted in spiritual wisdom, predates the understanding of the atomic structure, showcasing the profound knowledge possessed by our seers. The statue becomes a tangible representation of unity and cosmic harmony, illustrating the timeless wisdom of recognizing the inherent oneness of the male and female energies in the grand tapestry of existence.