Ganesha on the bust
Ganesha is one of the most widely known Hindu figures, instantly recognisable by his distinctive elephant head. The bust highlights the head, shoulders and the detail of the ears, putting the friendly expression of the face at the centre. You choose a decoration that feels more intimate than the more common full-figure depictions.
Where to place it at home?
The bust works well on a home altar, bookshelf, the corner of a desk or on a sideboard in the living room. Many people like to place it near the entrance hall, where a familiar, cheerful face greets them as they arrive home. A low candle or a small bowl beside it complements it nicely on the shelf.
Material and craftsmanship
The bust is cast in metal by Indian craftsmen. The folds of the ears, the lines of the face and the topknot of hair are all carefully shaped. The surface has a slightly patinated finish, which reinforces the traditional character of the depiction. The price is per one piece.
How to care for it
It is worth wiping the surface weekly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid strong cleaning agents and scouring sponges, as these may dull the details over time. If it does come into contact with moisture, dry it immediately, so the surface keeps its character for the long term.
Who is it for?
We recommend it to those who like the friendly atmosphere of Ganesha figures, and to anyone looking for a characterful gift for a family member, colleague or a friend interested in meditation. You receive a long-lasting yet smile-inducing decoration that will feel at home in many different rooms.