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He is Mahaganapati (The Supreme Lord), he is Maheshwaram (Lord of the universe) and he is Mangalamurti (The all auspicious Lord). One of the most widely-worshipped gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is also known as Manomay (The winner of hearts). He is also Mrityuanjaya (The conqueror of death.) He is Lord Ganesha, son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. Here the Lord is in a sitting posture and is blessing his disciples. He is also eating his favourite sweet with his trunk. His wide face and the headgear are also nicely sculpted out and the application of reconstituted turquoise and coral gives the piece a finer look.

In this beautiful brass figure of Lord Ganesha reconstituted turquoise and coral are nicely used to make the statute a beautiful one for the onlookers. Here the Lord, who is also known as Gajakarna (elephant eared because the Lord is also an elephant god), is seated on a flat seat in a comfortable posture even as his vehicle the mouse is also next to the Lord. His trunk is nicely designed and is wearing colourful (blue and red) dress and jewelries. He is holding two weapons in his two hands and a sweet in his third hand. The Lord is blessing his devotees with his fourth hand. His headgear is also given a nice treatment. One of the most popular deities of Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is the Lord of Lords and is invoked first before undertaking any ritual.

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In this beautiful figurine of Lord Ganesha brass, reconstituted turquoise and coral are nicely used to create an awesome product. The use of reconstituted turquoise and coral has added some sparkle to the figurine. Here the Lord of Wisdom is seated and his ears and garland and lower portion of the body are made beautiful with the application of coral and reconstituted turquoise is being nicely used throughout the body though in a less significant manner. One of the most widely worshipped gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is the Remover of Obstacles and is worshipped first before invoking any gods in any ritual.

Krishna-Arjuna Chariot

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In this beautiful Warli painting, a Warli village comes alive in the hands of the artists. The richness of the rural setting, the rustic smell of a Warli village, the smiles, the worries of a Warli people — all are vividly depicted in this spectacular painting made of natural dyes and water colours on handmade paper. People are busy in their day to day life and at the same point of time, they know the true spirit of life. At the end of the daylong work, they join hands to celebrate the spirit of life. Closeness to nature is also manifest in their paintings. The characteristic feature of Warli paintings is the use of geometric designs such as triangles, circles, squares, dots and crooked lines are used to depict human figures, animal figures, houses, crops etc. Warli art is known for its monochromatic depictions reflecting the folk life of socio-religious customs, imaginations and beliefs. Predominately white colour is used on a red earthen background.

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The spectacular tribal art statue of Mahishasurmardini Durga is given a minute treatment by the artists. Here the Goddess is shown killing the demon with her weapon. Goddess Durga was the collective force of all the gods and goddesses when Mahishasur wrought havoc on Earth and Heaven. It was Durga who eliminated the demon with her force that she received from all the gods and goddesses.

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Specification

• Product Code :4972
• Material :Brass
• Size :5.5"H x 6.5"W x 2"D
• Weight :1.700 kg.

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In this beautiful brass figure the goddess is depicted with a sense of devotion and piety. The goddess is seated on a lotus and she is in a meditative posture. The figure is made even more colourful by the use of corals and reconstituted turquoise. A deeper sense of satisfaction and elegance is manifest in this amazing brass figure.

In this spectacular brass figure of the Apostle of Truth and Non-Violence, Lord Buddha, is depicted with a deep sense of finesse and elegance. His face is smoothly carved out and the Lord is wearing a green drapery. The application of reconstituted turquoise and coral makes the figure even more amazing. His hair, hands and the entire body are given a tender and elegant touch.

Any figure of Lord Buddha made by a skilled sculptor depicts a number of characteristics that communicate inner meanings and intentions to the viewer. The most important of these characteristics are the mudras, or hand gestures, of the Lord Buddha.

Here the Abhaya Mudra reflects a gesture of reassurance, blessing, and protection. "Do not fear."

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The spectacular brass image of Lord Ganesha is beautifully carved with reconstituted turquoise and coral. As turquoise is a fairly soft gemstone, it is easy to grind it to powder, add resins and dye, and create stones. But the use of coral makes the figure even more beautiful. Here the God is eating food with his trunk from the bowl. Lord Ganesha is one of the most widely worshipped gods in Hinduism and he is invoked first before beginning any other rituals.