12" Bal Ganesha Eating Modak Handmade Brass Statue

This brass statue from Nepal captures young Ganesha in an intimate moment, seated and enjoying a modak, the sweet dumpling beloved by the elephant-headed deity. The sculptor has rendered Bal Ganesha with endearing proportions and attentive posture, his trunk curving gently as he savors the treat. The warm brass patina glows with the character that comes from hand casting, revealing the fine detail work across his form and the modak he holds.

Hand cast from brass, this piece carries the weight and presence of traditionally made metalwork. At nearly 12 inches wide and 11 inches tall, it commands attention on a shelf, altar, or display table without overwhelming a room. The three-dimensional depth invites you to view it from multiple angles, each revealing new casting details.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 11.00 inch Height X 12.00 inch Width X 9.00 inch Depth
• Weight: 3.9 kg
• Craft: Hand cast from Nepal
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth; polish with brass cleaner as desired to maintain or deepen the patina

This Ganesha appeals to those drawn to devotional art with personality and warmth, and makes a thoughtful gift for anyone seeking a blessing of abundance and the removal of obstacles.