Ganesha Brass Miniature Figure, Small, 4cm
Ganesha Brass Miniature Figure, Small, 4cm
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Product Overview
Ganesha, seated on a lotus base, cast in brass at about 4cm tall. Every curve of the trunk and belly is picked out in the casting, and the golden tone differs a little from one figure to the next. At 24g it slips easily into a pocket, a car console tray or a gift bag, so it suits a travel shrine or a first desk.
The Story Behind the Design
In Hindu tradition Ganesha, the elephant-headed son of Shiva and Parvati, is known as the remover of obstacles and the lord of beginnings. Prayers to him traditionally open ceremonies, journeys and new ventures, which is why his image so often appears at doorways, on desks and at the start of weddings.
Why You'll Love It
- Seated pose on a lotus base, with the trunk clearly defined
- About 4cm tall, easy to carry or place on a narrow ledge
- 24g, light enough to post with a card
- Golden brass tone with slight variation between pieces
- A popular small gift for exams, new jobs and house moves
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Miniature figure, Ganesha |
| Material | Brass |
| Dimensions | Approx. 4 x 2cm |
| Weight | 24g |
| Country of origin | India |
| What's included | One figure |
Perfect For
New job or first desk · Exam season gifts · Housewarming presents · Car or travel shrines · Ganesh Chaturthi
An Auro & Co Moment
Tucked into the gift bag with a good-luck card, the small brass Ganesha goes with her to the first day at the new office and stays by the monitor.
Complete the Experience
Pair with a brass incense holder or another miniature deity for a compact shrine.
FAQ
Is this one figure or a set?
One figure.
Which is the smaller Ganesha?
This one, at about 4cm tall and 24g. The larger is about 5.5cm and 61g.
Where is Ganesha traditionally placed?
Many households place Ganesha near the entrance or in a home shrine, often facing into the room. Customs vary between families and regions.
