Artistic Abstract Brass Ganesh Statue Playing Sitar

Name: Artistic Abstract Brass Ganesh Statue Playing Sitar
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: MD-ST102
Price: 245.00 USD
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Semi-abstract brass sculpture of Ganesh in profile, his trunk curling around the long neck of a sitar. The elephant-headed deity is revered as the patron of new beginnings and the arts, honored here in a moment of song. Place him on a desk, altar, or music stand, or gift him to an artist beginning a new project.

Details

Design: Semi-abstract sculpture isolating Ganesha's head, ear, and trunk in profile, trunk curling around the long neck of a sitar, with a hand-engraved tilak and floral motif on the forehead, standing upright on a small oval base
Size: About 12" tall and about 4.5" wide at its widest points; weighs about 7-8 pounds
Material: Solid brass
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from moisture and harsh cleaners to preserve the brass finish
Origin: Handmade in India
Note: Minor variations and dark spots in the metal's finish or detailing may appear, adding to the organic, artisan character of each piece

Meaning & Intention

Ganesha, the elephant-headed son of Shiva and Parvati, is revered as the remover of obstacles and the patron of new beginnings, wisdom, and the arts. His oversized ears are said to remain open to every prayer whispered his way.

This piece draws out a lesser-seen facet of Ganesha: his love of music. In place of the usual modak or blessing gesture, he holds a sitar, honoring his role as a supporter of creative and artistic pursuits.

The semi-abstract styling, showing only head and trunk emerging from the instrument, suggests music as a natural extension of his being, an offering of joy rather than a performance.

It is a fitting image for anyone who sees creative work, in any form, as an act of devotion.

Essence & Elements

Intention: New beginnings, creativity, joy, abundance

Chakra connection: Root (Muladhara)

Symbol: Ganesh, patron of the arts and new beginnings

Ideal for: Musicians, artists, and anyone inviting creativity and fresh starts into a space

Suggested mantra: Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha

Questions & Guidance

Does the statue stand on its own?

Yes. The piece rests upright on a small oval brass base and stays stable on a flat surface without additional support.

Where is a good place to display it?

A desk, altar, music shelf, or console all work well. Many people keep it near an instrument or workspace as a companion for beginnings, artistic or otherwise.

Is this a good gift for someone starting a creative project?

Yes. Ganesh is honored as the patron of new beginnings and the arts, and the sitar-playing form suits musicians, writers, and anyone at the start of a fresh venture.