Multi-Armed Ganesha with Cobra Canopy

Product Description

“Intricately Crafted Brass Ganesha Sculpture with Cobra Canopy – Traditional Indian Dhokra Art | Hindu Deity Decor for Home & Temple

This handcrafted brass sculpture beautifully captures the essence of Lord Ganesha, the revered Hindu god known as the remover of obstacles and the symbol of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. Featuring a unique depiction of Ganesha with an elephant head and multiple arms, this highly detailed piece stands out as a stunning example of traditional Indian folk art.

Ganesha is seated in a calm, serene posture, embodying tranquility and divine grace. Above him, a multi-headed cobra forms a protective canopy, adding an element of mystique and protection to this striking piece. The deity’s arms hold various symbolic objects associated with his iconography, such as a modak (sweet) symbolizing reward for effort, and an axe, which represents cutting off attachments and desires. Each of these elements has been intricately crafted, emphasizing the spiritual significance and traditional heritage of the piece.

Adorned with detailed carvings and embellishments, the sculpture showcases an earthy, rustic finish that is characteristic of indigenous Indian metalwork, potentially inspired by the ancient Dhokra metal-casting technique. This technique, renowned for its raw and organic aesthetic, gives the sculpture an authentic, timeless appeal.

Perfect for those seeking to bring a sense of spiritual energy and cultural richness into their living space, this brass Ganesha sculpture makes an excellent addition to home décor or temple altars. Its carefully crafted design and historical value make it an ideal gift for art collectors, spiritual enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of traditional Indian craftsmanship.

Keywords: Brass Ganesha Sculpture, Elephant Head Deity, Hindu God of Wisdom, Dhokra Art, Traditional Indian Metal Casting, Cobra Canopy Decor, Spiritual Home Decor, Indian Folk Art Sculpture, Lord Ganesha Iconography, Hindu Deity Brass Figurine.”