SIVAKAMASUNDARI (9^th Century) :

          This most beautiful bronze idol of Sivakamasundari in sthanaka pose on a rectangular base which consist of Padmapeetha.  The idol is shown with beautifully moulded vastram up to the ankles.  The right hand of the Goddess is the Katakahastha pose and the left hand is Prasaritadakshina hastha.  She is decorated with ear ornaments, several necklaces along with Mangalasutram.  The idol has a magnificent Kiritamakuta.  She has also shown with Yagnopaveetham.

CHANDRASEKHARA MURTHY (11^th Century) :

          This set of Chandrasekhara Murthy with Parvathi is on Padmapeetha.  The God is standing on Samapadabhangima and wearing tiger skin garmet.  He has four hands and holding Parasu (axe) in upper right hand and where as the lower right hand is Abhayahastha.  The left upper hand is having Mruga (deer) and the lower left hand is the Varamudra.  The God is having Jatamakuta which also consist of Chandravanka.  He is adorned with various abharanas.  Apart from the yagnopaveetha there are Udarabadhas and several ornaments are also noticed in the waist portion.

The Goddess Parvathi is in sthanaka pose wearing the vastram which is in several folds.  She has two arms and the right hand is Katakahastha where as the left hand is Prasaritha Dakshinahastha.  The Goddess is holding Nilotpala in the right hand.  The deity is adorned with various ornaments and yagnopaveetham is also noticed.  The Kireetamakuta is beautifully moulded.

STHANAKA GANAPATHI (10^th Century) :

         This finest bronze idol of Sthanaka Ganapathi is on a square base which consist of Padmapeetha.  The God has four hands and the upper right hand is having a portion of Ankusa and the lower right hand is holding the danta.  The upper left hand is having pasa while the lower left hand hold the modaka.  The god is decorated with kanthabharanas and bhujangabhushanas. There is yagnopaveetha and stomach exhibit nagabhanda.

NATARAJA (12^th Century) :

          This bronze idol of Nataraja is beautifully moulded and is one of the finest bronzes of South India.

The idol has a lotus base and on which Nataraja is in Anandatandava pose.  He has his right foot on the apasmara purusha and left leg is lifted high towards right.  The Apasmarapurusha is holding a Naga in the left hand and slightly bent the right leg.  The bronze has four arms and the right upper arm is holding the Damaru where as the lower right hand is the Abhayahastha.  The upper left hand holds a fire pot and lower hand is bent across the chest to the right and is in characteristic Natyabhangima.  The bronze has five Jatas and in the right of the top there is Ganga and Chandravanka is seen in the left side.  The God shown with a crown of feathers and in which there is a Kapala with and Nagabharanas are noticed on either side of it.

SIVAKAMA SUNDARI (16^th Century) :

          This bronze is in sthanaka (standing) pose on a rectangular base which consists of a lotus.  The right hand is in the katakahastha pose and the left hand is the prasaritha dakshinahastha.  The Goddess is adorned with vastram and decorated with various ornaments such as Karnabharanas, Kanthabharanas, Bhujakeertees along with Mangalasutram.  There is Kireetamakuta on the head.

GANGADHARA MURTHY AND DEVI (17^th Century) :

          The bronze of Gangadhara Murthy is on a rectangular base which consist of a circular peetham and pedestal on it.  On the right portion of the makutam there is beautifully carved Ganga.  The God has four arms and the upper right hand is holding Parasu where as the lower right hand is Abhayachinmudra pose.  The upper left hand is having a Mrugam and the lower left hand is Varahastha.  The God is wearing beautifully moulded vastram and adorned with usual ear and neck ornaments.

The Devi is in Sthanata pose and adorned with vastram.  She has two arms and the right hand is the Katakahastha which holds a lotus bud.  The left hand is the Prasaritha dakshitahastha. The Goddess is having Kireetamakuta and decorated with various usual ornaments like tatankas, necklaces.

NATARAJA (17^th Century) :

         This bronze of Nataraja is on a rectangular base which consist of Padmapeetha.  The God is in Anandatandava pose.  The right foot is on Apasmara Purusha and left foot is lifted high towards right.  The bronze has four arms and the upper right arm is having damaru and the lower right hand is in Abhayahastha pose.  The damaru is beautifully moulded and leather spread is clearly shown.  There is a fire pot on the upper left hand where as the lower left hand is bent across the chest in the Natyabhangima.  There are five Jatas and at the right of them Ganga is carved.  The God is having fether crown and chandravanka is seen in its left.  The Kapala is also noticed in the crown.  The deity is adorned with beautifully sculptured skin garment.  The God is surrounded by a circular Prabha which is moulded with decorative designs and makarathorana is also noticed on either side of the Apasmara Purusha.  Agnisikhas are seen on the outer side of the Prabha and Keerthimukha is noticed on its top.  The God is decorated with various usual ornaments.

The unique feature of the bronze is of that there is an upper cloth which is touching the prabha in a beautiful manner.