You will find here a fuller Ganesha scene, depicting the auspicious god together with his two consorts, Riddhi and Siddhi. This trio is one of the best-loved visual expressions in Hindu tradition, jointly symbolising abundance, accomplishment and the removal of obstacles.
Who are Riddhi and Siddhi
Riddhi is regarded as the embodiment of abundance and prosperity, while Siddhi represents successful fulfilment and spiritual attainment. The two female figures seated alongside Ganesha traditionally signify that prosperity and accomplishment arrive when initiative is paired with wise reflection. For you, this trio can be more than decoration – a quiet reminder for everyday life.
The artistry of the scene
The statue is finely detailed: the rounded form of Ganesha, the elephant features, the graceful posture of the two consorts and the floral motifs all follow traditional iconography. Polyresin allows these details to be preserved with a subtlety that is rare in cast statues.
Material and surface
The piece is cast from polyresin, a blend of resin powder and lime powder. The white surface may take on slightly different shades from one production run to another – from milky to a more porcelain-like white. Your piece will therefore carry its own individual character, in the nature of hand casting.
Where it looks well at home
The 11 × 12 cm size fits a small shelf, the top of a bookcase, a windowsill or a meditation corner. We recommend a quiet spot in the living room where natural light can highlight the details. Avoid draughty or damp places, as polyresin does not respond well to prolonged moisture.
Gifting occasions
We recommend this statue as a wedding gift, a housewarming present, or a gesture for a close friend embarking on a new venture. In Hindu tradition, the trio's message of abundance, accomplishment and blessing is a kind wish for important moments.