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In Hindu tradition, Lord Ganesha is revered as the remover of obstacles, the god of wisdom and fortune, and the patron of new beginnings. Before entering one’s home, embarking on important tasks, or starting anything auspicious like marriage, career, or studies, Hindus pray to Ganesha for blessings. A handmade brass Ganesha idol is considered ideal for welcoming his divine presence into your home or workspace. Below are four unique brass statues of Ganesha from the collection, each showcasing different forms and symbolism. Brass Dancing Ganesha 6" Small Dancing Lord Ganesha | Brass Statue Ganesha’s dance symbolizes life and auspicious energies. This small brass idol captures the blissful energy of the Lord in a lively pose, playing cymbals. It is perfect for enhancing the sacred decor of your home or workspace. Brass Ganesha with Lakshmi and Saraswati 18" Temple Ganesha | Brass Statue with Inlay Work This intricate brass sculpture portrays Ganesha surrounded by Lakshmi and S...

All over the world, for devotees, art lovers, and collectors, the Radha-Krishna murti is a universal symbol of love. In India, traditional artists, inspired by the timeless stories of the divine couple, create brass statues of Radha-Krishna that are not just sacred icons or pieces of art but a representation of Prema (love) and Bhakti (devotion). Here, we take a look at four bestselling and stunning brass idols of Radha-Krishna, each showcasing unique iconography and forms of the divine couple, to understand why they hold such a special place in our hearts and homes. Small Superfine Fluting Radha Krishna | Brass Statue Small Superfine Fluting Radha Krishna | Brass Statue This form of Krishna playing the flute while Radha lovingly embraces him is known as Jugal Jodi (the young couple) in northern and western India. With finely etched details in metal, this brass Radha-Krishna murti comes alive, embodying both the divinity of the subjects and the devotion of the artist. Brass Radh...

The round-bellied, jolly-natured, elephant-headed Ganesha is, beyond doubt, the most beloved and worshipped god in Hindu culture. His popularity is such that almost all art forms have made Ganesha their divine subject. In the modern time, where everything from metal artistry to stone statues have sculpted Ganapati in their way, the classic Chola bronze statues of Ganesha, where traditional iconography, iconometry, religious poetry of Tamil region, legends of Hindu Puranas and mantras of the first-revered (Prathama-pujya) Ganesha are all melted together through the lost-wax technique- the ancient Madhuchista Vidhana that is at the core of the beautiful bronze statues. Historically, bronze casting in India goes back to the Harappa or Indus Valley Civilization, but it was during the Chola period (9th–13th centuries CE) that bronze sculpture saw its peak. Chola bronzes of Ganesha, with their flowing lines, balanced postures, and animated expressions, are still revered as masterpieces of sa...