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72" Large Wooden Three Face Dancing Lord Ganesha Statue

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Lord Ganesha, whose large belly holds the universal wisdom has been tied around by the Naga (symbolizing Kundalini Shakti) - is depicted in the jovial act of dance in this wooden sculpture. Standing in the pose of Urdhajanu on his devoted mount - Mushaka, he assumes his Chaturbhuja (four-armed) avatar holding an Ankusha, Pasa, his Broken Tudk, and a laddoo. Encircled by a Prabhamandala with a Kirtimukha at the top - The initiator of rituals - Ganesha’s embellished in layers of precious chains and belts as Trimukha, where his three heads represent the three (3) gunas - Rajas. Sattva, and Tamas. 

Specifications
MIS485
wood
72.00 inch Height X 32.00 inch Width X 8.00 inch Depth
Weight 67 kg
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The Auspicious Dance of the Three-Faced Ganesha

This magnificent wooden sculpture captures the divine energy and joyous spirit of Lord Ganesha, the beloved remover of obstacles and the bestower of wisdom. Standing at an impressive seventy-two inches tall, this piece is more than just a statue; it is a testament to intricate craftsmanship and profound spiritual symbolism. The artist has meticulously carved Lord Ganesha in a dynamic dancing pose, a representation known as "Nritta Ganapati," signifying his cosmic dance of creation, preservation, and destruction. The vibrant movement captured in the wood evokes a sense of celebration and the boundless energy of the divine.

A Multifaceted Divinity

What sets this Ganesha statue apart is the depiction of three faces. In Hindu iconography, multiple heads can symbolize various aspects of a deity's power and consciousness. The central face typically represents the worldly existence, while the others might represent the ethereal or the supreme. This tri-faced representation can also be seen as embodying the past, present, and future, or the three gunas (Sattva, Rajas, Tamas) that govern existence. The serene expressions on each face, despite the energetic posture, convey a profound sense of balance and control, reflecting Ganesha's ability to navigate all realms of reality with grace. The deity's multiple arms are often depicted holding various divine attributes, each with its own symbolic meaning, further enriching the narrative of this powerful sculpture.

Journey of the Divine Steed

Lord Ganesha is famously associated with his mount, the Mushika or mouse. In this sculpture, the mouse is rendered with great detail, carrying the deity with a sense of unwavering loyalty. The mouse, despite its small size, symbolizes the ability to overcome even the greatest challenges by nibbling away at obstacles. Its presence beneath the divine feet of Ganesha signifies the triumph of wisdom and perseverance over fear and limitations. The entire composition, from the elaborate arch that frames Lord Ganesha to the finely detailed base, tells a story of divine power, auspiciousness, and the overcoming of all hindrances on the path to success and enlightenment. This wooden masterpiece is sure to be a commanding and spiritually resonant presence in any space.
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