Ganesh is the Indian god with a human body and an elephant head who brings wisdom, wealth, and luck. He is one of the most sacred and popular gods in India! He is generally invoked at the beginning of Hindu ceremonies. This beautiful bronze statue of Ganesh measures approximately 13 cm.
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Ganesh, also known as Ganesha or Ganapati, is one of the most revered and recognizable deities in Hinduism. Here is some information about Ganesh and his significance:
Appearance and Representation: Ganesh is often depicted with a humanoid body and an elephant head. He is usually shown with a large head, wide ears, a trunk curved to the left, and a chubby body. He typically wears a tunic, often holds a broken axe in one of his hands, and frequently holds a modaka (sweet dumpling) in the other. His distinctive appearance makes him easily identifiable.
Meaning and Symbols: Ganesh is widely worshipped as the god of wisdom, intelligence, luck, and prosperity. His elephant head is often interpreted as a symbol of wisdom and insight, while his large ears represent attentive listening and learning. The broken axe he holds symbolizes the dissolution of illusion and the pursuit of truth.
Modaka and Smile: The modaka (sweet dumpling) that Ganesh holds in his hand is a symbol of spiritual reward for virtuous practices. His warm and welcoming smile represents love and kindness.
Role in Beginnings: Ganesh is often worshipped at the beginning of any project, journey, ritual, or endeavor, as it is believed he removes obstacles and brings blessings. He is often invoked by believers to help overcome challenges and succeed in their endeavors.
Ganesh Chaturthi Festival: The major festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated in many regions of India in honor of Ganesh. During this time, large statues of Ganesh are created and worshipped, then immersed in water at the end of the festival.
Universal Symbolism: Although Ganesh is a central figure in Hinduism, his symbolism of wisdom, luck, and ability to overcome obstacles is universal and has also been embraced in other cultures and beliefs.
Having Ganesh in home decor can bring positive energy, protection, and spiritual inspiration. Images, sculptures, or representations of Ganesh can be placed in special meditation or inspiration spaces, or simply to create a peaceful and blessed ambiance in your home.
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This unique elephant-shaped box opens in a manner reminiscent of a Chinese puzzle. It is handcrafted in India using sustainably sourced suar wood. Its dimensions are 11.5 cm in length, 8.3 cm in width, and it stands 5.5 cm tall.
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These magnetic balls are sold in pairs. They are used for massaging the palms of the hands. The surface of the balls is bristling with hundreds of small spikes acting on reflexology points. The magnets inside the balls bring the benefits of magnetotherapy which are vitality, pain relief, and relaxation.
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This beautiful and delicate ring for women, size 56, in silver metal, represents the symbol Aum, or Om. It is a sacred symbol of Hinduism. It represents the primordial vibration from which the universe would have been created. It is often sung in yoga classes and meditation sessions. Wearing this ring on your finger will remind you to stay zen at all times!
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This pretty little round box in light metal is decorated with inlays of colored stones and gold metal (brass). It is handcrafted in India, in the Daramsala region, by Tibetan refugees. Box diameter 3 cm, box height 2.5 cm. Ideal as a gift or for storing small items!
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This small incense box is made of wood with two brass decorations: on the front of the box there is an elephant, and on the back of the box there is a star and a crescent moon. The lid of the box is perforated, ie decorated with small holes forming a harmonious pattern. The box opens on the top, and inside there is a round brass support to place an incense cone, and 2 holes to accommodate 2 incense sticks / The incense holder box measures 7.5 cm in length and 5 cm in width by 6 cm in height.
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This very pretty leaf-shaped metal incense holder is decorated with plants and flowers patterns, a faceted colored pearl, and a small statuette (Buddha, Ganesh or elephant). It measures between 22 and 23 cm in length and 4 cm in height.
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This cotton Ganesh wall hanging measures 2.20m high by 1.20m wide. Its colors are white, black, blue and yellow. Ganesh, the elephant-headed Indian god, is the son of Shiva and Parvati. His home is the Himalayas. The perimeter of the hanging is decorated with stylized plant motifs.
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Tree Agate is a calming and soothing stone. It is a stone of contemplation that connects us to nature. It helps to see beauty everywhere. It also cures depression and emotional shocks. Tree Agate can be tucked under the pillow to promote restful sleep.
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This pretty wide copper ring for men is finely decorated with points and lines patterns. Copper is a widely used material for making jewelry. It has anti-inflammatory and anti-pain properties recognized since antiquity. It is also known to smooth blood circulation.
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Also known as Ganesha, Ganesh is one of the most revered gods in Hindu mythology. It is often associated with wisdom, intelligence, education, knowledge, luck and prosperity. In Indian culture, images of Ganesh are considered lucky charms. Dimensions approximately 2.40 m by 2.20 m.
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The large Tibetan bowl is about 20cm in diameter, and its weight is about 1250g. It is made of an alloy of 7 metals (gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin and lead). Its sound is serious and its vibrations powerful, and it can be used for spiritual, meditative or therapeutic purposes.
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This very beautiful Indian wall hanging represents the god Ganesh in the center of fractals of Aum vibrating in the four directions. Ganesh is the popular Hindu god, with the body of a man and the head of an elephant. He is the god of luck and good fortune. He protects and blesses all projects. Aum is a sacred Sanskrit syllable that is said to be the origin of all that exists.
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The dragon, a legendary creature in Asia, embodies strength and power. Considered a cosmic and spiritual being, it is venerated for its wisdom, bravery, and protection. In stories and legends, the dragon is often described as a sacred guardian, protector of treasures, knowledge, and sacred places. This bronze dragon statue measures 12.2 inches (31 cm) in length and 5.9 inches (15 cm) in height.
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This magnificent red and gold resin statue of Ganesh measures approximately 11 cm in height and 12 cm in width. Ganesh's four arms represent his omnipresence and his ability to accomplish multiple tasks simultaneously.
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This white resin elephant is handmade in India. It is decorated with a blanket covered in plant motifs, and its head is adorned with a banana leaf. Its trunk, oriented downwards, symbolizes inner peace and introspection. Height of the statuette: approximately 10 cm.
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This bronze Chinese Buddha (or Laughing Buddha) is a representation of Budai, a Chinese Zen Buddhist monk who lived during China's last Liang Dynasty, in the tenth century. Its Buddhist name, Quieci, means promise in Chinese. Statue Height : 14 cm.
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This magnificent bronze wall hanging measures 18 cm in diameter and weighs 0.8 kg. It represents the sun, with a face and, on its forehead, the Trishula, the trident of Shiva. This beautiful decorative object is handcrafted in India. It has a notch allowing it to be hung on a nail on the wall. On a symbolic level, the sun is associated with positive ideas such as life, light, power and knowledge.
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This mimosa wood elephant is handmade by Thai artisans. It measures 25 cm in height, 23 cm in length, and weighs approximately 2 kilograms. Its long and powerful tusks symbolize strength and power, while the inward-facing trunk invites introspection and reflection.
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This 12-centimeter-tall and 14-centimeter-wide bronze statue depicts an elephant. Its trunk is raised, often considered a sign of good fortune. The statue is green, dark gray, and golden. The elephant is adorned in a festive or ceremonial manner, with intricate details depicting women, the elephant god Ganesh, lions, peacocks, as well as traditional Indian ornaments.
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This very pretty soapstone Buddha measures 8 cm in height. Buddha is here seated in the lotus position, his 2 hands joined in prayer at the level of the heart chakra, performing Atmanjali Mudra. This mudra is widely used in Asia to greet, ask for something, thank, or take leave. It brings peace and love, and leads back to the path of the heart. In India, it is called Namaste, which literally means "I salute the light within you".
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This resin white and gold Buddha statue stands approximately 28cm tall. The white color of Buddha represents purity and serenity. The golden color of her hair, the edging of her clothes, and her plinth represent spiritual enlightenment and wisdom, but also wealth and prosperity. Buddha is seated in the lotus position, eyes closed, in a state of deep meditation.
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This black resin figurine measures approximately 10 cm in height and 15 cm in length. It depicts a sumptuously decorated Asian elephant, suitable for a celebration or ceremony. The raised trunk signifies action and symbolizes strength, motivation, and fearlessness.
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This white resin statue of Ganesh measures approximately 14 cm in height. In Indian mythology, Ganesh is the son of Shiva and Parvati. He embodies wisdom and intelligence. It is said that he removes all obstacles. The Ganesh Chaturthi festival celebrates his birth. Devotees install statues of Ganesh in their homes, which are immersed in water at the end of the festival, symbolizing Ganesh's return to his celestial abode and marking the end of his visit on earth.
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Nataraja is one of the most famous manifestations of Shiva. It is the God of Dance, the cosmic dancer who fluctuates the infinite processes of destruction and creation of the universe. Height 14 cm.
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This Chinese Laughing Buddha in green resin is 8 cm tall and comes from Nepal. It depicts Budai, a Buddhist monk who lived in 10th century China. Far from presenting the image of an ascetic life, the big Buddha is not the historical Buddha, who was rather slender. Budai statues are traditionally considered lucky charms. They are found in most Chinese homes as well as many Asian temples and restaurants. Budai symbolizes joy of life, abundance and wealth, both material and spiritual.
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This beautiful bronze statue of Buddha measures 20.5 cm in height. He is seated in the lotus position and is making the Dharmachakra Mudra with his hands, which symbolizes the gesture of teaching. This mudra can be used in meditation and yoga practice to enhance concentration, transmit knowledge, and connect with inner wisdom. Buddha's face is serene, reflecting tranquility and peace. His eyes are closed as he is in deep meditation.
Ganesh is the Indian god with a human body and an elephant head who brings wisdom, wealth, and luck. He is one of the most sacred and popular gods in India! He is generally invoked at the beginning of Hindu ceremonies. This beautiful bronze statue of Ganesh measures approximately 13 cm.
