Gold Plated Lord Ganesha Statue Seated on Mouse Eight Lucky Symbols Prayer Block Print Stamp The mudra represents the turning

The mudra represents the turning of the wheel and places the hands so that the thumbs and index fingers touch at the tips to form a wheel

He resides in the eastern world of purified lapislazuli

Sungandhi Bal

Weight: 425 grams approx

Weight: 280-300 grams approx

Gold Plated Lord Ganesha Statue Seated on Mouse Eight Lucky Symbols Prayer Block Print Stamp The mudra represents the turningGanesha is one of the most popular guardian deities worshiped in Nepal, India by Hindus and Buddhists. Ganesha is said to be the deity of eliminator of obstacles. To begin any auspicious work or enterprise, Nepalese adore Ganesha with the hope that they may accomplish their work successfully. Sadhanamala and Nispannayogavali are described as the forms of Ganesha. He rides on a mouse and is white in color. He has an elephant face. A Snake forms his