One of our truly great finds, this heavy Ganesh statue is made of brass. Weighing about 16 pounds and measuring 14.5 inches high, the Ganesh sculpture depicts the Varada Ganapti. In this form, he is the boon-giver, with a third eye of wisdom, and conceals a pot of jewels in his trunk with a crescent moon on his crown. Intricate detailing by fine metal smiths makes this Ganesha a perfect buy for Ganesh-inspired product collectors.
- Heavy (about 15 pounds) brass Ganesh statue with intricate design
- Ganesh statue measures 14.5 inches high and 8 inches wide
- This is a Varada Ganpati, also known as the boon giver Ganesha
- Made in India
design: A heavy brass sculpture of Ganesh seated in royal ease upon an ornately carved throne, four arms adorned with beaded jewelry and holding his emblems, crowned with a tall crescent-topped diadem.
size: 14.5 inches high, 8 inches wide; approximately 15-16 pounds.
material: Solid brass.
features: Four-armed Varada Ganapati form, trunk curled to hold a hidden pot of jewels, crescent moon set into the crown, hand-carved throne with scrollwork side panels, small mouse (his vahana) at the base, richly detailed jewelry and sash carving
care: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from moisture to preserve the brass finish; occasional brass polish will restore shine if the surface dulls over time.
disclaimer: As this piece is cast and finished by hand, small variations in patina and detailing are natural and make each statue unique.
Meaning & Intention
This is a Varada Ganapati — Ganesh in his form as the boon-giver, the aspect most turned toward blessing and abundance. His lower right hand rests open in a gesture of granting favor, while his trunk curls inward to conceal a pot of jewels, a quiet symbol of hidden prosperity meant to be discovered rather than displayed. The crescent moon set into his crown marks his connection to Lord Shiva, his father, and to the cycles of time that govern patience and right timing.
The four arms carry his familiar emblems of protection and clarity: the goad (ankusha) that steers the mind away from distraction, and the axe (parashu) that cuts through attachment and old habits blocking progress. Together they describe Ganesh's role not just as remover of obstacles, but as the one who reshapes how we meet them — with steadiness, discernment, and an open hand.
At the base, his small mouse companion balances the statue's grandeur with humility, a reminder that even the greatest strength moves carefully and does not overpower the small. Seated on his carved throne, this Ganesh is both sovereign and approachable — a fitting presence for a home altar, entryway, or any space meant to hold both ambition and grace.
Placed at an entryway, altar, or desk, this Ganesh becomes a daily point of return — a moment to set intention before a new venture, a difficult conversation, or simply the start of the day, inviting steadiness and quiet confidence rather than force.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone beginning a new venture, collectors of fine Ganesh statuary, or those wanting a substantial centerpiece for a home altar or entryway
- Purpose: Home altar centerpiece, new-beginnings blessing, entryway or office statement piece, meditation focus, gift for a housewarming or new business
- Suggested Mantra: Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha
- Intention: Abundance, Wisdom, Courage, New Beginnings
- Chakra Connection: Root Chakra
- Metal: Brass
Questions & Guidance
What form of Ganesh does this statue depict?
This is the Varada Ganapati, or 'boon-giving' Ganesh, shown with a pot of jewels held in his trunk and a crescent moon set into his crown.
How heavy is this statue and where should I place it?
It weighs about 15-16 pounds, so it's best suited to a stable altar table, shelf, or entryway console rather than a hanging or unstable surface.
Is the statue solid brass all the way through?
Yes, it's cast in solid brass, which accounts for its substantial weight and the crisp detail in the carving.
How do I clean and maintain the brass finish?
A soft, dry cloth is usually enough for regular dusting; if the surface dulls, a brass-safe polish applied occasionally will bring back its warm shine.
Is this statue handmade, and will mine look exactly like the photo?
Each piece is hand-cast and finished by skilled metal smiths in India, so slight variations in patina and detail are normal and part of its character.