Exotic India Lakshmi Saraswati Figurine Natural Ganesha Brass Statue

Exotic India's Lakshmi Ganesha and Saraswati Brass Statue: A Captivating Blend of Hindu Deities

Exotic India's Lakshmi Ganesha and Saraswati brass statue captivates the senses and the soul with its lifelike depiction of the beloved Hindu deities. Lord Ganesha, the beloved boy-god, is widely adored for his innocence and generosity, his childlike appeal stemming from his love for the quintessential Indian sweetmeat, laddoos. Portrayed as the four-armed ChaturbhujaGanesha, he holds a miniature goad or noose, a weapon used to vanquish the adharmi; his single tusk, with which he wrote the Mahabharata; a pot of laddoos; and his final hand is turned in a gesture of blessing.

Exotic India's collection encompasses not only the four-armed Ganesha but also the sixteen-armed and dancing versions, each revealing a different facet of the devotee's spiritual makeup. As the son of Ma Durga, Ganeshaji is a ferocious warrior with invincible skill, while with his father, Shivji, he engages in a divine dance routine. The trident mark on his forehead is a testament to his father, whose iconography it is indispensable.

From exquisite, richly inlaid brass pieces to endemic South Indian bronzes, Exotic India's Ganeshamurtis come in diverse forms and sizes, catering to various needs, whether it be a resplendent murti for an altar or a small work of art for a website. With its operations starting in 1998, Exotic India is renowned for the consistently high quality of its offerings, each hand-picked by a team of experienced editors.

Exotic India's commitment to fair trade practices is evident in its approach. All artisans, designers, and artists are paid upfront, with remuneration far above the market rates, and the company ensures that no child labor is involved in the manufacturing process. The aim is to make India's famed arts, crafts, and spiritual depth accessible to all, bringing together people who love India.

This description was provided by Prof. P.C. Jain, an expert on the aesthetics of ancient Indian literature, and Dr. Daljeet, the chief curator of the Visual Arts Gallery at the National Museum of India, New Delhi. Their collaboration on numerous books on Indian art and culture lends credibility to the appreciation of Exotic India's Lakshmi Ganesha and Saraswati brass statue.

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