Statue, Lord Ganesha - 29 cm - Bronze - 1960

Ganesha statue, bronze in good condition. Private collection

Details about the figurine,

Deity: Ganesha (also known as Ganapati or Vinayaka), the Hindu god of wisdom, prosperity, and the remover of obstacles.
Material: made of bronze, materials valued for their durability and their spiritual guiding properties in Hindu traditions.
Posture: The statue sits in a relaxed pose, known as lalitasana (or 'royal ease'), which symbolizes rest, stability and calm, and is ideal for placing at home.
Trunk direction: The trunk is oriented to the left, which according to Vastu principles brings happiness, success, and joy to the household and is regarded as very auspicious for daily worship at home.

Symbolism

Four arms: A common image that symbolizes divine potential and the ability to multitask.
Broken tusk: In his right forearm he holds his own broken tusk, which stands as a symbol of sacrifice to write the Mahabharata.
Modak (a candy): In his left hand he holds a delicacy (modak), which represents the rewards of the spiritual quest and inner fulfillment.
Goad/axe: His upper hands hold an axe (to cut attachments by chopping).
Muishik (mouse): His mount, the mouse, is often depicted beside the statue (to the right on the base in this case), symbolizing the victory over the ego.

Height 29 cm
Width 20 cm.
Depth 14 cm.
Weight 5.35 kg.
It will be sent by registered mail and well packaged.