Ganesh in a larger, ceremonial size
This version is the more solemn sibling of the smaller brass Ganesh statue: 20 cm tall and weighing 3.09 kilograms, it is a noticeably more striking piece. If you have a larger home altar, a hosting space or a ceremonial corner, this size gives you a truly emphatic centrepiece.
Coloured mosaic inlay
What sets the statue apart is the polyresin inlay set into the brass body, reflecting light like tiny coloured stars. The decoration runs across the robe, the headdress and the pedestal, bringing life to the classical form. You can study it up close for a long time, as the details show a different face from every angle.
The remover of obstacles
Ganesh is the most beloved figure in Hinduism: the remover of obstacles and the patron of knowledge, the arts and new beginnings. Many people keep a Ganesh statue at home because his presence is believed to bring good fortune to family life and daily work alike. Before a new venture, a move or a big decision he is an especially welcoming companion.
Material and craftsmanship
The statue has a brass body with polyresin inlay; it stands 20 cm tall and weighs 3090 grams. It is made at an Indian workshop with fine handwork. It sits stably on a low altar, a shelf or a ceremonial side table; its cardboard-box packaging also makes it suitable as a gift for a more significant occasion.
Placement and care
Because of the over-three-kilogram weight, place it on a firm, level surface. Keep it in a dry, dust-free place. A soft, dry microfibre cloth is enough for cleaning — gently wipe both the brass surface and the mosaic inlays. Avoid damp wiping, as water can leave marks along the edge of the inlay and on the brass surface.