Description
Beautifully crafted in brass and finished with gold plating, this lapel pin is inspired by the historic Sarnath Lion Capital. With its timeless form and quiet symbolic presence, it makes a refined accessory for formal wear, gifting, or collectors of heritage-inspired design.
- Exquisitely crafted from high-quality brass metal
- 24 K gold-plated finish and lacquer for long-lasting protection and shine
- Brass closure button at the back with 24k Goldplating
- Packaged in an upcycled wood box with a see-through sliding lid
- Made in India by highly-skilled artisans
- Dimension: 1.40 x 2.10 cms
The Sarnath Lion Capital Lapel Pin
The Sarnath Lion Capital was erected by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE at Sarnath, near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. The original sculpture once crowned a sandstone pillar at the place where Buddha is believed to have first shared his teachings of Dharma.
The capital features four majestic lions standing back-to-back, often seen as symbols of strength, courage, confidence, and dignity. Below them are finely carved forms, including the Dharma Chakra, which represents the path of truth, wisdom, and righteous action.
More than an ancient sculpture, the Sarnath Lion Capital remains one of India’s most powerful symbols of civilisational heritage. It carries the quiet harmony of strength and compassion, and the timeless idea that truth and dharma must guide life.
This gold-plated brass lapel pin is an artistic interpretation inspired by the historic Sarnath Lion Capital and is not a replica.



