Sand Stone Sitting Ganesha 29in 6

Description

• The statue here represent is the harbinger of auspiciousness “Lord Ganesha”.
• Shri Ganesha represents the beginning, specifically the beginning of auspicious and positive.
• Sitting in Lalitasana on a base design like a lotus. Beneath him, his Vahana mouse is also seen making eyes at his master with folded hands.
• With his four hands, Lord Ganesha is holding a noose, goad, his broken tusk, and his favorite sweets.

• The is the God of prosperity and good health, hence, every Indian worships him before any other deities. By honoring him, at the start of any auspicious event.
• Lord Ganesha is the head of the Shivaties ganas.
• Goddess Parvati created him using sandalwood from her body & gave life to the boy while Shiva was elsewhere.
• While taking bath, she posted Ganesha to guard the entrance of Kailasha.
• When Shiva returned, willing to meet Parvati, he faces Ganesha who did not let him pass through the door, leading to a conflict between them. Eventually, Shiva, the lord of destruction, chops off Ganesha’s head in wrath.
• Parvati was not happy with such a panorama. She explained it all to Lord Shiva & pleaded to fix it.
• Lord Shiva after knowing the whole story fixed a head of an elephant upon him and this way Ganesha was born again. The rebirth of this elephant-headed boy is celebrated as Ganesha Chaturthi.

• The statue adds aesthetic appeal to the home exterior design.
• The statue has a great garden statue idea, around the garden.
• This lovely garden statue looks very much at home in the middle of the well-manicured lawn.
• Stand proudly guarding its domain filled and surrounded with beautiful blooms and elegant trees.
• This is an ideal garden statue for homes with big lawn spaces to showcase your taste.
• Give a welcoming feel by standing proudly on the entryway going further into the garden.
• The simple yet impressive stone sculpture creates a different unique vibe.
• It reflects a burst of energy that sets a positive tone and conveys the message that it is always going to be a good day.
• Creates the impression of being right in front of the house. It is nature and residential living combined to perfection.
• Stands in the middle of a man-made water feature, by putting the statue in the middle of the water, the garden is given a different aesthetic appeal.

• You will get rid of the troubles in your life, as Lord Ganesha is known as the Vighnaharta.
• Lord Ganesha grants his devotees success in all walks of life.
• He provides ease from the inauspicious impacts of planet Ketu.

• With the following tips, you can keep your statue looking beautiful and long-lasting.
• Wipe the Ganesha statue using a soft cloth or buff it with a  broom to get rid of any loose dust over it. You may use water also to clean.