Specification
- Material: brass
- Weight: 1.500 kg.
- Size: 15.24 cm ,10.80 cm, 8.26 cm
- Package content: one gangesindia gajamukha ganesha brass statue ( 15.24 cm, 10.80 cm, 8.26 cm )
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AUTHENTIC DESIGN: Intricately detailed brass Ganesha statue featuring traditional Hindu artistic elements and ornate decorative patterns
Description
The beautiful brassLord Ganesha is prominently revered as the "First Among All Deities" (Pratham Pujya) in Hindu tradition. According to sacred scriptures like the Shiva Purana and Brahmanda Purana, he was granted a divine boon by Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati ensuring that he must be invoked and worshipped before the start of any ritual, ceremony, or new venture. Worshipping him first clears all obstacles (Vighnaharta), removes negative energies, and ensures success, intellect, and prosperity.
Key Iconographical Features
• Elephant Head & Large Ears: Symbolize sharp intellect, supreme wisdom, and the ability to listen attentively to the prayers of devotees.
• Abhaya Mudra: His lower right hand is raised in the gesture of fearlessness, granting protection and divine blessings to his followers.
• Sacred Attributes: In his upper hands, he typically holds weapons like the ankusha (goad) and pasha (noose) to steer mankind toward righteousness and break worldly attachments.
• Sweet Modak: His trunk gracefully turns toward his lower left hand, which holds a bowl of modaks or laddoos, representing the sweet rewards of spiritual liberation and wisdom.
• The Mooshak (Vahana): At the base sits his companion and vehicle, the mouse, signifying the humility to control worldly desires and ego.
Description
Specification
- Material: brass
- Weight: 1.500 kg.
- Size: 15.24 cm ,10.80 cm, 8.26 cm
- Package content: one gangesindia gajamukha ganesha brass statue ( 15.24 cm, 10.80 cm, 8.26 cm )
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AUTHENTIC DESIGN: Intricately detailed brass Ganesha statue featuring traditional Hindu artistic elements and ornate decorative patterns
Description
The beautiful brassLord Ganesha is prominently revered as the "First Among All Deities" (Pratham Pujya) in Hindu tradition. According to sacred scriptures like the Shiva Purana and Brahmanda Purana, he was granted a divine boon by Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati ensuring that he must be invoked and worshipped before the start of any ritual, ceremony, or new venture. Worshipping him first clears all obstacles (Vighnaharta), removes negative energies, and ensures success, intellect, and prosperity.
Key Iconographical Features
• Elephant Head & Large Ears: Symbolize sharp intellect, supreme wisdom, and the ability to listen attentively to the prayers of devotees.
• Abhaya Mudra: His lower right hand is raised in the gesture of fearlessness, granting protection and divine blessings to his followers.
• Sacred Attributes: In his upper hands, he typically holds weapons like the ankusha (goad) and pasha (noose) to steer mankind toward righteousness and break worldly attachments.
• Sweet Modak: His trunk gracefully turns toward his lower left hand, which holds a bowl of modaks or laddoos, representing the sweet rewards of spiritual liberation and wisdom.
• The Mooshak (Vahana): At the base sits his companion and vehicle, the mouse, signifying the humility to control worldly desires and ego.
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