9" Lord Ganapati With Modak | Handmade | Marble Statue

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Introducing the Lord Ganesha Marble Statue

This exquisite 9-inch Lord Ganesha statue, meticulously handcrafted from super white Makrana marble, is a testament to the artistry and devotion inherent in Indian craftsmanship. The statue depicts Ganesha, the beloved elephant-headed god, in a seated posture, holding his iconic modak (a sweet dumpling) and his other symbols. The vibrant pastel hues of pink, yellow and green accentuate the details and elegance of the sculpture. Its smooth, polished surface showcases the inherent beauty of the Makrana marble, celebrated for its pristine white color and ability to hold intricate detail. The base of the statue is intricately carved with detailing, including a charming depiction of his faithful mouse, Mooshak.

The Mythology of Ganesha: Remover of Obstacles

Ganesha, son of Shiva and Parvati, is revered as the remover of obstacles, the god of beginnings, and the patron of arts and sciences. His elephant head symbolizes wisdom and understanding, while his large belly represents abundance and prosperity. The modak he holds is a favorite sweet, signifying joy and celebration. In Hindu mythology, Ganesha's birth story is filled with wonder and intrigue. His arrival was unexpected, a gift from Shiva to restore Parvati's happiness. He’s often depicted with a broken tusk, a symbol of his self-sacrifice and his ability to overcome challenges. Ganesha's image, frequently found in homes and temples across India, serves as a constant reminder to seek wisdom and blessings in all endeavors. The inclusion of the mouse, Mooshak, at the feet of the statue emphasizes the significance of humility and even the smallest creatures contributing to the larger divine plan.

Makrana Marble: A Royal Heritage

The statue’s creation utilizes Makrana marble, a material synonymous with elegance and durability. Quarried from Rajasthan, India, this marble has been prized for centuries for its exceptional purity, fine grain, and beautiful white color. Historically, Makrana marble has been used in the construction of magnificent structures, including the Taj Mahal. The emperors of the Mughal empire appreciated its quality, reserving it for their grandest architectural projects. This explains the statue's exquisite appearance and the rich cultural heritage associated with its material. The very presence of this statue in your home or office will exude an aura of grace and divinity.