Buddha Shop Australia

Exotic Ganesha bell made in India from brass.

Has a great tone and heavy duty chain with hook to hang it.

Length including chain: 67 cms

Across bell measures: 7.5 cms

An exquisite brass statue of Ganesha with his Doti at his feet, he has four arms and beautiful detail etching on his trunk and hands.

He is quite heavy and may be shipped to some locations.

Ganesh is the half elephant / half human Hindu God of wisdom and learning, he is also regarded as the remover of obstacles.

Measures:  94 high x 53 wide (centimetres)

Measures:
26" high x 18" x 8.5"
Weighs: 22.3 kilograms

These brass statues are made using the "Lost Wax Method" by Buddhist & Hindu people in India with much care and respect given to each religious Image

Ganesh is the half man half elephant Hindu God.

He is often given to people moving into a new home or business.

Also known as the remover of obstacles.

Made from resin stone. Click on photo to see reverse side.

Measures: 15.5 x 8.5 cms / approx

This beautiful Ganesh statue was created by the master carvers on the tropical island paradise of Bali, Indonesia.

Ganesh Statue Carved from wood - decorated with Antique Gold finish and Mirror.
Measures 15 x 34 x 15 centimetres

Ganesh, the Hindu God of wisdom and learning also beleived to remove obstacles.

Hindus often give Ganesh as a gift for a new business venture or home.

Beautiful seated Ganesh with four arms, made from Brass in India.

Measures:  25 high x 16 cms wide

Lovely Ganesha, cast in bronze in Java.

Ganesh is the Hindu god of wisdom and learning, he is also known as the remover of obstacles.

Many Hindus give a Ganesh statue as a gift for people when they have a new home or starting a business.

Measures: 15 cms tall

Currently sold out.  If you would like one made for you please email store@abearsoldwares.com

Measures: 21 inch X 14 inch X 9.5 inch 

This brilliant brass-statue of the elephant god Lord Ganesha, exceptional in its lustre and magnificent in its beauty, represents him, though not without some variations, in his Kshipra Ganapati manifestation, the red hued Lord quick in acting upon a prayer. Though not one of the earliest eight forms that texts perceived as prevailing over eight demons, symbolic of eight demonic natures in man or eight basic human weaknesses, Kshipra Ganapati is one of his thirty-two forms under which the early Puranas classified him. Inclusive of the early eight these thirty-two forms related to various other aspects, especially his own nature, his effectiveness, power over disruptive forces, quickness to act in granting a boon or accomplishing a prayer, and overall effectiveness as the ultimate divine power.