Indian Iron Tantric Lingam

Amber and oxblood fill the front like a glowing window set into a pale frame.

This tantric lingam is from Narmada River, Madhya Pradesh, India. It is quartz crystal & iron. Genuine Banalinga are generally described as forming in the currents of one short stretch of the Narmada River in central India, rather than being carved from stone or cast in bronze. Smooth and egg-shaped, it stands on a small black disc. A large patch of freckled amber is ringed in dark red-brown on the front, with pale gray-lilac showing at the edges and a bright vertical reflection. It is 13 inches high and 7 in diameter.

Warm lamplight, held very still indeed.