Ganesh, Metal

Ganesha (Ganesh), the elephant-headed god of the Hindu pantheon, is the one who paves the way for success, helping to remove obstacles in one's path. His elephant head is believed to symbolize wisdom.

In this statue, Ganesha is shown mounted on his trusty mount "Mooshika', a rat or shrew. This statue comes in two finishes; please specify if you prefer the reddish bronze or darker finish.

This wiggly Ganesha (Ganesh) statue has eight arms rather than the more traditional four. Ganesha is one of the most popular of all Hindu gods, and he is depicted in many different poses and forms.

This statue of Ganesha dancing is a classic image of the Hindu deity Ganesha (Ganesh).

Ganesha is the son of Shiva, the Lord of the Dance. The movement of the universe is said to be maintained by the regular rhythm of Shiva's cosmic Dance of Bliss, the Nataraja. Occasionally there is a pause in the musical accompaniment while Shiva looks for a new rhythm. At that moment the universe ends, to be re-created as the dance begins again. Ganesha inherited his father's attributes, and is shown here in a dancing posture not unlike that of his father.

This statue of Ganesha dancing is a classic image of the Hindu deity Ganesha (Ganesh).

Ganesha is the son of Shiva, the Lord of the Dance. The movement of the universe is said to be maintained by the regular rhythm of Shiva's cosmic Dance of Bliss, the Nataraja. Occasionally there is a pause in the musical accompaniment while Shiva looks for a new rhythm. At that moment the universe ends, to be re-created as the dance begins again. Ganesha inherited his father's attributes, and is shown here in a dancing posture not unlike that of his father.

This classic pose of a four-armed dancing Ganesha (Ganesh) is painted with gold and other colors, in the traditional style of Nepal.

Here is a slightly different pose of a seated four-armed Ganesha (Ganesh) with all of his implements in hand. Ganesha is painted with gold and other paints in the traditional Nepalese style.

Here we offer a beautiful seated Ganesh hand-painted with gold paint in the traditional Nepali style.