Granite Blackstone Small Sitting Vastu Ganesha Statue 8.5 in

Description

• The statue shown above of the elephant-headed god “Lord Ganpati”.
•  Sitting in Lalitasana on a lotus plinth, with four arms, with the two upper arms holding the noose and goad, while one of the lower ones is holding his favorite sweetmeats and the other gestures in Abhay Mudra.
• The trunk of this statue is curved toward the right, looking humbly.

• Lord Ganesha is considered the God of auspicious beginnings and the bestower of fortune in abundance.
• The right side trunk is called Siddhi Vinayaka. Siddhi, one of the wives of Ganpati lives to his right and hence, thus the idol with a trunk curved to the right is called Siddhi Vinayaka.
• The right-sided idol also signifies the Pingala Nadi or the energy of the sun, burning, fiery, and intense.
• The right side channel is called the Pingala Nadi, which crosses Ida Nadi at Agnya Chakra (third eye) level. It is associated with the left side and the front of the brain. This channel caters to the right compassionate nervous system and is the supra-conscious mind. It makes our future.
•  It is the accomplished form of Lord Ganesha, where He is in a relaxed form as he masters intellect.
•  Ganesh Chaturthi falls on the fourth day of the waxing moon period (Shukla Chaturthi) in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapad.

• Displaying the Ganesha statue for the home entrance or any office/school or institution will play a vital role in bringing your decor an elegant look.
•  Bring a fresh and warm look to your home or apartment placed over an iron pedestal in the nooks or corners.
•  Exhibiting it on the patio among potted plants helps you and your family to relax.
• Simply influence the decor theme by displaying the Ganesha statue on the built-in shelve.
• Exhibit it on any tabletop, t bringing positive energy and an elegant look to your home or apartment, or office.
• Are you looking for an innovative placement then place it on the foyer over a console or sideboard between two lamps for illuminating the sculpture in dark.

• Lord Siddhi Vinayak banishes the fear of mishaps during journeys.
• Grant the devotee to get riches and abundance with happiness.
• Useful to eradicate Vastu Dosha.

•  Tidy up, your stone Ganesha statue is a simple effortless job.
•  Rinse the stone well with water. Keep the whole stone wet during the entire process. The stone should be continually moist, even if you only use a basic spray bottle and keep misting it.
• Use your natural-bristle brush or other soft brushes over problem areas. Use a circular motion, but do not scrub hard. Use wooden, nylon, or bamboo implements to gently scrape away.
• Rinse the Ganesha statue thoroughly, and dry it off with a towel.