Modern Brass Ganesh Statue Playing Sitar

Name: Modern Brass Ganesh Statue Playing Sitar
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: MD-ST111
Price: 120.00 USD
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Semi-abstract brass sculpture of Ganesh cradling a sitar, his trunk and ear curving around the neck of the instrument. The elephant-headed deity is revered as the remover of obstacles and patron of new beginnings, here paired with music as a nod to joy and gratitude. Set it on an altar, shelf, or entryway table to mark the start of something new.

Details

Design: Semi-abstract sculpture of Ganesh's trunk and ear curving around a sitar, resting on a rounded base that suggests a folded leg. Hand-etched detailing on the trunk and ear
Size: About 9.5" tall and 10" wide at its widest points. Weighs about 9 to 10 pounds
Material: Solid brass with a weighted base for stable display
Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners to preserve the brass finish
Origin: Handmade in India
Note: Minor variations and dark spots in the metal finish or detailing may appear, part of the organic character of each handmade piece

Meaning & Intention

Ganesh, the elephant-headed deity, is invoked as the remover of obstacles and patron of new beginnings, called on before a journey, a project, or any creative venture.

His broad ears are said to remain open to those who seek guidance, and his large features are associated with wisdom and deep perception of the world.

Here he cradles a sitar with the same trunk that clears the way forward. The pairing honors music, art, and the small good things in life alongside grand achievements.

The sitar, one of India's most storied classical instruments, adds harmony and cultural depth to his blessing of abundance and joy.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Abundance, gratitude, joy, new beginnings

Symbol: Ganesh with sitar — obstacles cleared, music and delight welcomed in

Ideal for: Anyone starting a new chapter, or drawn to soulful home objects with Indian spiritual roots

Suggested mantra: Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha

Questions & Guidance

Does this make a good housewarming or new-venture gift?

Yes. Ganesh is traditionally invoked at the start of a home, a business, or a fresh chapter, so the sculpture suits a move-in, a new studio, or the launch of any project.

How do I use it to mark a new beginning?

Set the piece where you will see it, pause for a breath, and name what you are starting. Some choose to repeat the mantra Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha before the first step.