Ganesha Statue - Great addition to your collection !
A large number of legends,myths and stories are relating to Ganesha and his appearance

Lord Ganesha is known as Elephant God in Hindu pantheon.Ganesha is the son of Shiva and Parvati,a successful master and destroyer of evil and obstacles.Lord Ganesh is a symbol of wisdom,success and good fortune.

Ganesh may be described as standing, seated, in zen yoga pose, dancing, crawling as a child, or even seated on his mother's knee.

Ganesha's vehicle is usually the humble mouse, often showing at his feet looking up at him adoringly and offering a laddoo sweet in his paws Ganesha’s right tooth was broken when copying the epic

“Mahabharata”.The broken ivory(tusk) symbolizes that there will be no perfect destiny in the world,sacrifice must be made to achieve success,knowledge or wisdom.

Ganesha’s hanging necklace is dragged to abdomen,which means Elephant Ganesha’s big belly can tolerate everything and all the “ability” and “inability” in universe can be contained.

Each of Ganesha's items carries it's own important spiritual significance and they may vary to include a water lily, mace, discus, rosary, bowl of sweets, musical instrument, spear or staff, depending on the specific symbology intended by the designer Elephant Ganesha can eliminate obstacles and bless everyone you loved to be happiness.The devotee believes that if Ganesha is worshiped, he will grant success, prosperity and protection against adversity

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Brand	H&W
Model Number	HH024D1-3
Color	Orange
Product Dimensions	8 x 6.5 x 14 cm; 377 g
Material	Resin
Special Features	Musical
Item Weight	377 g

H&W 5.6''H Blessing A Orange Resin Statue of Lord Ganesha Ganpati Elephant Hindu God, Elephant God Statue, Lmitation Glass Sculpture Buddha Figurine Decoration

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