11" Handmade Ganesha Brass Statue Eating Modak

This hand cast brass Ganesha sits in a moment of quiet contentment, enjoying a modak in his trunk. Turbaned and rotund, he embodies the warmth and approachability this beloved deity is known for. The sculptor has captured him mid-indulgence, trunk curved with the sweetmeat held aloft, his posture relaxed and deeply human despite the divine subject. Every fold of the turban and the gentle swell of his belly speak to meticulous hand-casting work.

The warm brass patina deepens with age and handling, giving the piece a lived-in quality that suits shelves, altar spaces, or display tables in homes that value handmade Indian craft. At nearly 12 inches tall and weighing 6 kilograms, this is a substantial presence without overwhelming a room.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 11.6 inch Height x 8.8 inch Width x 6.2 inch Depth
• Weight: 6 kilograms
• Craft: Handmade in India
• Care: Dust gently with a dry cloth; avoid harsh cleaners that strip the natural patina
• Occasion: Diwali gifting, home altar, collector of devotional art

A gift for those who appreciate the personality and craft of Indian metalwork, this Ganesha speaks to anyone drawn to the lighter, more playful side of divine imagery.