Small brass monkey figurines bring a gentle note of wit to a shelf, desk or quiet corner. Their yoga-inspired postures give them a playful, contemplative mood, like tiny reminders to pause, breathe and soften the edges of the day.
Small gestures with a contemplative mood
The monkey forms feel light-hearted rather than solemn, with a sense of movement held in stillness.
Brass gives the figures a warm golden tone that sits easily with wood, stone, books and plants.
The yoga theme makes them suited to a meditation space, studio shelf or bedside table.
They work best as a small grouping, placed where their postures can be noticed up close.
Their character is quiet and decorative, with just enough mischief to keep the arrangement human.
Handmade brass from Indonesia
Each figurine is made from brass in Indonesia, with the supplier describing the pieces as handmade. Brass has a natural warmth in the hand and develops a deeper patina over time, giving small decorative objects more character as they live in a room.
Placing and caring for brass monkeys
Place them on a stable, level surface where they will not be easily knocked. Keep them dry, and wipe with a soft cloth when needed. If you prefer a brighter shine, use a brass-safe polish occasionally; if you like an aged look, let the surface darken naturally.
Monkey symbolism in a mindful home
Monkey imagery carries a rich mix of play and wisdom across Asian traditions. In Hindu tradition, the monkey figure is closely associated with Hanuman, a symbol of devotion, service and strength. In yoga-inspired décor, the animal becomes softer and more playful: a lively mind meeting a still posture. These figurines do not need to be treated as formal devotional objects. They simply bring a small, thoughtful reference to movement, attention and gentle humour into the home.
Size and details
Set of three brass yoga monkey figurines.
Large figurine: 6 cm.
Medium figurine: 5.5 cm.
Small figurine: 5 cm.
Country o…
region of manufacture: Indonesia
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