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7" Brass Dancing Lord Ganesha Figurine from Nepal

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Popularized in the Panchaloha bronzes of Tamil Nadu, dancing Ganesha or Nritya Ganapati is a universal symbol of bliss and auspiciousness. In this brass statue from Nepal, the iconography of Nritya Ganapati has been presented in a traditional idiom, with Ganesha dancing on a two-layered pedestal, balancing his form beautifully.

 

Ganesha is represented in a four-armed form, carrying Ankusha (goad), tusk, and Modaka and extending his secondary left hand in the graceful Lolahasta mudra. A Karandamukuta or inverted basket-shaped crown with a halo, Tripunda (Shaivite mark) on the forehead, serpent waistband, and short dhoti are the ornaments and attire of Ganesha, whose movement fill the atmosphere with activeness and auspiciousness.

Specifications
MIT184
Brass
Height: 7 inch
Width: 3 inch
Depth: 2.5 inch
Weight 1.10 kg
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The Divine Dancer: A Nepalese Brass Ganesha

This exquisite brass figurine captures the joyous and dynamic form of Lord Ganesha, the beloved elephant-headed deity revered as the remover of obstacles and the patron of arts and sciences. Hailing from the skilled artisans of Nepal, this statue embodies the rich spiritual heritage and intricate craftsmanship associated with the region. The lustrous brass has been meticulously sculpted, imbuing the divine figure with a sense of presence and gravitas. The "Dancing Ganesha," or Nataraja Ganesha, is a popular icon, symbolizing the cosmic dance of creation and destruction. In Hindu mythology, Ganesha is often depicted in various forms, each carrying profound symbolism. His elephant head represents wisdom, intellect, and the ability to overcome challenges. His broken tusk signifies sacrifice and the pursuit of knowledge. The potbelly symbolizes contentment and abundance. In this dancing posture, Ganesha conveys the divine energy that underlies all existence, a perpetual cycle of movement and transformation. ––––––––––

A Masterpiece of Nepalese Artistry

The detailed ornamentation on this figurine speaks volumes about the dedication and skill of Nepalese artisans. From the delicate engravings on his clothing to the fine contours of his tusks and trunk, every element has been rendered with precision. The patina of the brass adds a sense of age and authenticity, suggesting that this piece has been imbued with the prayers and devotion of many. In Nepal, brass casting is a time-honored tradition, passed down through generations, often used to create sacred objects and devotional art. Each statue is not merely an object but a conduit for spiritual energy and a testament to the enduring artistic legacy of the Himalayan kingdom. ––––––––––

Invoking Auspicious Beginnings

Lord Ganesha is invoked at the commencement of any new venture, auspicious occasion, or significant undertaking. His presence is believed to clear the path of hindrances and bestow good fortune. This dancing representation further amplifies this aspect, suggesting that with divine grace, every endeavor can be approached with enthusiasm, creativity, and a spirit of joyful progress. Placing this figurine in your home or office is an invitation for positivity, wisdom, and the successful removal of any obstacles that may arise on your path. It serves as a constant reminder of the divine presence that guides and supports us, encouraging us to move forward with confidence and a dance-like spirit.
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