Marble Ganesh Statue
Marble has been the preferred material for purchasing statues of Lord Ganesh, not just for their aesthetic appeal, but also due to the age-old traditions associated with them.
The name "Ganesh" is derived from the Sanskrit words "gana," which means "a group" or "the common people," and "isha," which means "lord" or "master." In English, "Ganesh" translates to "Lord of the People" or "Lord of the Group." In Hinduism, various Sanskrit names such as Ganesha, Ganapati, Vighnaharta, Lambodara, and Ekadanta have been given to honor him.
It is customary to depict the Marble Ganesh Statue atop a Mushak, a trait first mentioned in the Sanskrit text Matsya Purana, which began appearing in Ganesh statues in the seventh century C.E. Some scholars believe that since rodents are often associated with destruction, the rat represents the deity's power to remove obstacles.
Different sources suggest that the Mushak symbolizes the mind, ego, and desires that must be subdued to achieve Ganesha's enlightenment. Some people believe that the inclusion of both Ganesha's head and the mouse in iconography represents a balance between the large and the small, the significant and the insignificant.
Due to age-old traditions, Marble Ganesh Murti adorn not only homes but also major temples in India and abroad, including in countries like the United States and other Western countries.
If you're looking for a unique Marble Ganesh Statue, look no further than Pandit Marble Moorti Arts. With a longstanding reputation for delivering quality at affordable prices, we have been selling marble statues for years, earning thousands of satisfied customers.
Our team of skilled artisans carefully handcraft each statue, ensuring attention to detail that sets us apart from our competitors. We take quality control seriously, as any imperfection in the moorti is not only unappealing but also disrespectful to the deity itself.