Vinayagar Stone Statue for Home 3 feet

Description

• It is a weathered form of Lord Ganesha, made from sandstone.
• In this sculpture, he is seen standing over a beautiful lotus plinth, the posture is known as Sidddhivinayak.
• In this form, he has four arms carrying a goad, Modak, a prayer bead, and an axe.
• Stone carving is an age-old practice of Odisha, giving a single stone to many life-like and life-less looks from the competent crafters, and their proficient hands.

• He is the offspring of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.
• Gana means associates of shiva, isha means lord, so  Ganesha means Lord of all Ganas.
• Goddess Parvati made an effigy from the turmeric of her body while bathing and making him the guard at the door until she finishes her bath.
• During this time, Lord Shiva came back from his journey only to find an unknown boy banning him from entry to his own dome which made him furious, and in his outrage, he beheaded the boy’s head with his trident.
• Later when Goddess Parvati came to know that Lord Shiva has beheaded Lord Ganesha, she instantly approached Lord Shiva about all the happenings in his absence which made him concede his mistake. Lord Shiva put an elephant’s head on Ganesha’s torso and gave him life.
• His birth anniversary is celebrated in the month of Bhadraba Shukla paksha Chaturthi as Ganesh or Vinayak Chaturthi every year.

• Exhibit it on a pedestal in your living room, beside a couch where you spend the maximum of your time with family and friends.
• Displaying your treasured piece on the foyer or patio will turn the decor into a carefully curated arrangement.
• Display the fascinating sculpture in the garden, lawn, or landscape with a bed of vibrant flowers around it.
• Add a stepping stone in the walkway that guides you to the drop-dead lovely sculpture.
• Display the sculpture with the water feature in your lawn, garden, or park, which will offer space for the overall balance of your arrangement.
• Place it in the prayer room of educational institutions, hospitals, etc for a more dynamic display.
• The Arbor and archways of the garden can also give the home garden sculpture a uniqueness.

• Lord Ganesha is widely known as Vighnaharta as he removes deterrents from his devotee’s life.
• You will earn an immense volume of wisdom and intellect.
• Lord Ganesha fills up the life of his devotee with prosperity and wealth.

• Souse the statue with a hose spray, when it gets drenched wholly, irrigate and eliminate all algae, debris, and moss from its surface using a cloth or sponge.
• Once it got clean, give it a final bath and let it air dry.
• Cleaning the stone statue twice a year is sufficient to keep your favorite piece looking great for years to come.