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new | Kartique Brass Ganesha Idol with Colorful Inlay Work | Traditional Design | 6.5 Inches Height | Home Décor Showpiece | Unique Gift
Brand : Kartique
new | Kartique Brass Ganesha Idol with Colorful Inlay Work | Traditional Design | 6.5 Inches Height | Home Décor Showpiece | Unique Gift
Brand : Kartique
Product Specifications
Theme‎Letters
Brand‎Kartique
Colour‎Gold
Style‎traditional
Material‎Brass
Occasion‎Ganesha
Product Dimensions‎12.7L x 12.7W x 12.7H Centimeters
Cartoon Character‎Mouse
Specific Uses For Product‎home decor
Special Feature‎handmade
Number of Pieces‎1
Finish Type‎Polished Brass
Item Weight‎1.6 Kilograms
Number of Items‎1
Collection Name‎Deity
Pattern‎Solid
Shape‎Oval
Net Quantity‎1 Count
Manufacturer‎Absa Sales, Absa Sales, absasales2016@gmail.com
Batteries Required?‎No
Color‎Gold
Item Model Number‎MNDANGANGOL1.6KG
Item Part Number‎MPNDANGANGOL1.6KG
Primary material‎Brass
Capacity‎Medium
Manufacturer‎Absa Sales
Country of Origin‎India
ASINB092JF2Q17
Date First Available14 March 2021
ManufacturerAbsa Sales, Absa Sales, absasales2016@gmail.com
PackerAbsa Sales, absasales2016@gmail.com
ImporterAbsa Sales , 2nd Floor , Building No. 1 , Manak Vihar , Delhi 110092 , Email - absasales2016@gmail.com
Item Weight1 kg 600 g
Net Quantity1 Count
Generic NameBrass Ganesha on Mooshak Sawari
ThemeLetters
BrandKartique
ColourGold
Styletraditional
MaterialBrass
OccasionGanesha
Product Dimensions12.7L x 12.7W x 12.7H Centimeters
Cartoon CharacterMouse
Specific Uses For Producthome decor
Special Featurehandmade
Product Details
Dimension : Length -4.5 Inch | Width -2.5 Inch | Height 6.5 Inch || Weight 1.6 Kg
Dancing Ganesha – The dancing Ganesha in enthralling and he is a sight for the sore eyes. With utter grace and elegance this statue is one of a kind. However you will not find this statue everywhere as this posture symbolizes to the dance of destruction. In this posture Ganesha is dancing with his vahan- the mouse. It depicts the courage and the power of the tiny mouse. It shows that with Ganesha by your side nothing is impossible.
Each direction of Ganesha’s trunk signifies a different effect and meaning. The trunk facing in the left direction is the most preferred direction for the home which is believed to bring positive energies.Ganesha is a patron of arts science letters and learning. He is the God who is adulated when beginning something new. This grandiose piece of work soothes the mind and soul of the viewer. It leads to a divine ambiance within the home through its celestial presence.
Ganesha is a patron of arts science letters and learning. He is the God who is adulated when beginning something new. He is the scribe who wrote parts of Mahabharata epic with his broken tusk. This is a mesmerizing abstract art. This grandiose piece of work soothes the mind and soul of the viewer. It leads to a divine ambience within the home through its celestial presence. This unique piece of art is a pleasure to watch with its exclusive design.
Worshiping Lord Ganesha regularly wards off negative energy from one's home and life while worshiping him before starting something new keeps obstacles out of one's path . An Idol of Lord Ganesha made out of brass if kept in the house and worshiped regularly brings immense prosperity and joy to the people concerned Lord Ganesha also known as Vinayaka Vighnaharta GajaanandGajdantEkadanta Vighnahartha or the one who eliminates all obstacles.
Product Description
In Hinduism, Ganesha refers to the "lord of the hosts," also spelled as Ganesa and Ganesh, often also referred to as Ganapati) - and is one of the most well-known and venerated representations of God (Brahman). He is the first born son of Shiva and Parvati, and the husband of Bharati, Riddhi and Siddhi. He is also called Vinayaka in Marathi, Malayalam and Kannada, Vinayagar and Pillayar (in Tamil), and Vinayakudu in Telugu. 'Ga' symbolizes Buddhi (intellect) and 'Na' symbolizes Vijnana (wisdom). Ganesha is thus considered the master of intellect and wisdom. He is depicted as a big-bellied, yellow or red god with four arms and the head of a one-tusked elephant, riding on, or attended to by, a mouse. He is frequently represented sitting down, with one leg raised in the air and bent over the other. Typically, his name is prefixed with the Hindu title of respect, 'Shree' or Sri. The cult of Ganesha is widely diffused, even outside of India. His devotees are called Ganapatya.The ganapati festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion throughout India but in Mumbai, the financial capital of the Country, the festival assumes a special significance because of the scale at which it is performed. As is the case with every other external form with which Hinduism represents god, in the sense of the personal appearance of Brahman (also referred to as Ishvara, the Lord), the figure of Ganesha too is an archetype loaded with multiple meanings and symbolism which expresses a state of perfection as well as the means of obtaining it. Ganesha, in fact, is the symbol of he who has discovered the Divinity within himself.Ganesha is the first sound, OM, in which all hymns were born. When Shakti (Energy) and Shiva (Matter) meet, both Sound (Ganesha) and Light (Skanda) were born.
Product Description
In Hinduism, Ganesha refers to the "lord of the hosts," also spelled as Ganesa and Ganesh, often also referred to as Ganapati) - and is one of the most well-known and venerated representations of God (Brahman). He is the first born son of Shiva and Parvati, and the husband of Bharati, Riddhi and Siddhi. He is also called Vinayaka in Marathi, Malayalam and Kannada, Vinayagar and Pillayar (in Tamil), and Vinayakudu in Telugu. 'Ga' symbolizes Buddhi (intellect) and 'Na' symbolizes Vijnana (wisdom). Ganesha is thus considered the master of intellect and wisdom. He is depicted as a big-bellied, yellow or red god with four arms and the head of a one-tusked elephant, riding on, or attended to by, a mouse. He is frequently represented sitting down, with one leg raised in the air and bent over the other. Typically, his name is prefixed with the Hindu title of respect, 'Shree' or Sri. The cult of Ganesha is widely diffused, even outside of India. His devotees are called Ganapatya.The ganapati festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion throughout India but in Mumbai, the financial capital of the Country, the festival assumes a special significance because of the scale at which it is performed. As is the case with every other external form with which Hinduism represents god, in the sense of the personal appearance of Brahman (also referred to as Ishvara, the Lord), the figure of Ganesha too is an archetype loaded with multiple meanings and symbolism which expresses a state of perfection as well as the means of obtaining it. Ganesha, in fact, is the symbol of he who has discovered the Divinity within himself.Ganesha is the first sound, OM, in which all hymns were born. When Shakti (Energy) and Shiva (Matter) meet, both Sound (Ganesha) and Light (Skanda) were born.