Prabhavali Blessing Lambodra Ganapathy Decorative Home and Pooja Room Decor Wax Brown Finishing Sculpture 60"

Lambodara Ganesha

The name "Ganesha" translates to "Lord of the People," indicating his role as the chief of all beings. "Lambodara" means "Big-Bellied God," a reference to his prominent physical feature. Seated calmly on a base, Ganesha is depicted in a blessing gesture, symbolizing his benevolence towards devotees.

Ganesha is portrayed with four arms, each holding symbolic items:

• The "Pasha" (knot) in his lower right hand, representing worldly attachments.
• The "Ankusha" (hook) in his upper left hand, used to guide and train elephants, symbolizing the path to self-realization.

His two feet rest on the base, and the sculpture is meticulously handcrafted by skilled wooden artists. Ganesha is shown enjoying a sweet mango, and a mouse, his vehicle, is included to signify the destruction of negative forces.

The sculpture features a fine wax brown finish, making it an ideal addition to home entrances, pooja rooms, or workplaces.

Maintenance: Dust gently with a dry cotton cloth and keep it away from direct sunlight