Handcrafted Statue of Ganesh | Handcrafted Statue of Ganesh
The Handcrafted Statue of Ganesh stands at an impressive height of 23.8 inches (60.5 cm) with a base width of 21.3 inches (54 cm) and weighs 18.31 kg. Crafted with great precision, the statue features a beautifully detailed oxidized copper body, giving it a timeless, antique appearance. The stunning craftsmanship captures the grace and divine presence of Lord Ganesh, making it a powerful symbol of wisdom, prosperity and the remover of obstacles. This striking piece is ideal for a meditation space, shrine or as a centerpiece in any spiritual or decorative setting.
With its expressive elephant head and watchful eyes, this stunning statue of Ganesha represents intelligence, wisdom, and a willingness to help followers. The work and sacrifice necessary for spiritual development are reflected in the curving tusks, including the symbolic broken one. The dynamic nritya mudra (dance stance) represents the cosmic rhythm of existence, while the radiating ten arms hold sacred objects such as the axe, trident, lotus, and bowl of sweets, each of which stands for protection, purity, and the benefits of spiritual practice. Mastery over desires is symbolized by Ganesha's victory over his chariot, the mouse, while surrounded by a burning halo (torana) that burns away ignorance. The deity, adorned with golden clothing, jewelry, and a crown studded with turquoise and coral, emits heavenly majesty and power over both the material and spiritual realms. This artwork, perched on a brilliant multi-tiered lotus pedestal, exudes movement, elegance, and sacred energy, making it an enduring emblem of knowledge, balance, and success for any space.
Size: 23.8”/60.5cm (Height) x 21.3”/54cm (Base)
Weight: 18.31 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
The Hindu deity Ganesha is represented by the highly respected Four-Armed Ganesha, also called Chaturbhuja Ganesha, who stands for intellect, wisdom, and the elimination of obstacles. His four arms are filled with several objects: a bowl of sweets symbolizing the sweetness of spiritual satisfaction; a broken tusk, or modaka, marking the rewards of wisdom; a noose, to capture and control challenges; and a goad, to propel forward and remove impediments. Every object highlights a different facet of his heavenly essence. Many people draw and worship this version of Ganesha in hopes of receiving advice and benefits. He is the embodiment of the many functions of an opportunist, a leader, and a giver of blessings.
