Sandstone Big Sitting Lord Ganesha Sitting Sculpture 50 in

Description

• The idol shown here is of the elephant head god “Lord Ganesha”.
• The idol is seen sitting over a substructure, wearing a crown making him look more regal.
• His four hands are held with a noose, a goad his broken tusk, and his favorite sweet Ladoo.
• Stone carving is the tremendous creativity of Odishan Craftsmanship which has been sustained for generations through the carving of the temples and monuments throughout Odisha and has earned popularity throughout the globe.

• He is the son of Mahadev and Parvati.
• He is mainly represented as Vighnaharta, one who takes away obstacles.
• He is also the embodiment of wisdom and knowledge.
• His right side trunk is called Siddhi Vinayaka. Siddhi, one of the wives of Ganpati inhabits to his right and hence, the idol with a trunk curved to the right is called Siddhi Vinayaka.
• The right-sided trunk stands for freedom from all worldly pleasures and the attainment of Moksha.
• Ganesh Chaturthi also called Vinayaka Chavithi falls on the fourth day of the waxing moon period (Shukla Chaturthi) in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapad

•  Regardless of how sunny or shady, woodsy or open, large or small your garden is you can complement the look with the sandstone Ganesha statue.
•  Choosing greenery of varying heights to incorporate the statue is an easy way to boost your outdoor space’s visual appeal.
•  There’s no reason why you can’t carry the aesthetic to your indoor living room, the end table or pedestal where you can install the statue can do the trick.
• Creating and cultivating the Ganesha statue in the entryway or foyer of the home/ office/restaurant makes the space picture-perfect.
•  Spruce up your garden with an assortment of colorful plants making a bed of flowers for the statue that embodies the beauty of the season.
• Hospitals, lobbies, and the corridors of resorts or hotels give an instant makeover.

• Helpful in bringing success to the worshipper and it will also assist his devotee to steer clear of the obstacles in his path.
•  Lord Ganesha is also known for blessing his devotees with good fortune and wealth.
•  He provides us with complete peace and absolute happiness.

• Sandstone is a natural stone that can be used inside and outside of your home. Cleaning Indian sandstone is simple.
• To clean your sandstone, you just need some common cleaning products and the proper technique.
• use a dry towel or a small, hand-held brush to wipe all crumbs, dust, and other debris off of them.
• You can also use a vacuum to get rid of all loose dirt and debris on the surface.
• Use a clean, soft rag to wipe down your sandstone. Simply get the rag wet, ring it out in the sink, and then wipe the entire sculpture.