How heavy is the statue?

Medium tabletop size, weight is noticeable, lift with both hands. Stands stably on its wide base anywhere. Not fragile, but should be handled with care.

Is it suitable as a gift?

Yes, especially good for weddings, housewarmings or birthdays. The lotus throne's dignified appearance also works as a formal gift.

Ganesha Hindu deity statue on lotus throne

Name: Ganesha Hindu deity statue on lotus throne
Brand: Természetkosár
SKU: 99980
Price: 16675 HUF
Availability: InStock

Ganesha Hindu deity statue on lotus throne, medium size, richly detailed metal alloy. For living room, shelf top, festive gift.

Ganesha on a lotus throne

This version depicts Ganesha seated on a lotus-flower-shaped throne — the lotus is one of the most common symbols in Indian art, expressing purity and peaceful beauty. The flower's petals curve in a regular pattern beneath the figure, as if each petal were a separate piece. Ganesha himself sits in a calm, dignified posture, with four arms and symbolic hand positions — blessing, modaka and other traditional attributes.

Details and size

This is a medium-sized tabletop statue — larger than the classic, modaka or attribute versions. Its weight is noticeable, requiring two-handed lifting, and the base is wide, so it stands stably anywhere. The workmanship is particularly detailed: the lotus petals are precisely drawn, the elephant head's fine anatomy (ears, trunk, eyes) is clearly visible, and even the robe folds on the four arms are perceptible.

Where to place it in your home

Thanks to its larger size, it works well on an open shelf, on top of a bookcase or in the middle of a free table. It can also be a beautiful ornament in a corner of the living room, especially with a tealight or candle next to it that casts gentle shadows on the details in the evening. A classic centrepiece for meditation corners. It can also be displayed in guest areas — many comment on it admiringly.

Material and care

Made of metal alloy (probably brass or bronze-coloured alloy). Wipe from time to time with a dry soft cloth. Dust the fine details — the gaps between lotus petals, the curves of the ears — with a fine brush. Do not wash with water. The natural patina that develops over years only adds to the statue's beauty in many people's eyes; if you want to preserve the original shine, wipe with clean oil once or twice a year.

As a gift

This version is an especially good choice for expressing respect for Ganesha — for a wedding, housewarming, birthday or significant life event. The lotus throne conveys both dignity and refinement, so it also holds its own as a formal gift. It is also a popular piece for the festive Diwali season.