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Hindu Indian Elephant God Ganesh Ganapati Art Sculpture STATUE
Item No. 8178N
Reproduction after Museum Original
Ganesh, also called Ganapati, the elephant headed God of Wisdom and Success is the defender and
remover of obstacles and has to be propitiated first before worshiping other Gods. He is one of the sons of
Siva and Parvati. He is known as "Sidhi Data" or bestower of success in the work. His elephant head is
believed to be an emblem of wisdom. His head often has one full tusk, while the other is broken. It is said
that he lost it in a fight or that he used it to dictate the Maha-Bharata to the sage Vyasa. His mount or
standard is a rat, a symbol in Hindu fable of the sagacity and trickery of this world, much like the fox in the
west. So it is natural that the rat should first be conquered, then subdued and employed by the being who
represents spiritual strength, whom he was bound to recognize as his superior, since his own cunning
would tell him that Ganesh would prove a better guide than even his own perspicacity. The three heads of
Trimukha Ganesh depict the three states of being inherent in any manifestation, which are named the
Guna.
Made from nickel plated brass
Dimensions: 5 7/8"H x 4"W x 3"D
Weight: 3 lbs
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Note: The "Ancient Sculpture Gallery" logo over the picture is only a copyright computer watermark which
shows only on the image - it is not part of, or on the actual product.
$69.00
Item No. 8178N
Reproduction after Museum Original
Ganesh, also called Ganapati, the elephant headed God of Wisdom and Success is the defender and
remover of obstacles and has to be propitiated first before worshiping other Gods. He is one of the sons of
Siva and Parvati. He is known as "Sidhi Data" or bestower of success in the work. His elephant head is
believed to be an emblem of wisdom. His head often has one full tusk, while the other is broken. It is said
that he lost it in a fight or that he used it to dictate the Maha-Bharata to the sage Vyasa. His mount or
standard is a rat, a symbol in Hindu fable of the sagacity and trickery of this world, much like the fox in the
west. So it is natural that the rat should first be conquered, then subdued and employed by the being who
represents spiritual strength, whom he was bound to recognize as his superior, since his own cunning
would tell him that Ganesh would prove a better guide than even his own perspicacity. The three heads of
Trimukha Ganesh depict the three states of being inherent in any manifestation, which are named the
Guna.
Made from nickel plated brass
Dimensions: 5 7/8"H x 4"W x 3"D
Weight: 3 lbs
SHIPPING: Displayed shipping cost may refer for US customers only but we also ship worldwide - please
contact us for a shipping quote if you are ordering outside USA.
Note: The "Ancient Sculpture Gallery" logo over the picture is only a copyright computer watermark which
shows only on the image - it is not part of, or on the actual product.
$69.00
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