Four-Armed Ganesha Brass Idol with Ankush, Pash and Modak

This hand cast brass Ganesha stands 44 inches tall, commanding attention with his four arms raised in graceful gesture. The elephant-headed deity is depicted holding the traditional symbols of his power: the ankush (goad) and pash (noose) in two hands, while a third hand extends in blessing. The fourth hand cradles the modak, the sweet sphere that represents spiritual reward and abundance, rendered with keen attention to detail in the casting.

The brass has been hand cast to capture Ganesha's serene expression and the intricate folds of his form, from the curve of his trunk to the ornamental details adorning his body. At 44 inches high with a 19-inch width and 14-inch depth, this is a substantial presence suited to entryways, meditation rooms, or dedicated altar spaces where the weight and scale command proper reverence.

• Material Hand cast brass
• Dimensions 44 inch height x 19 inch width x 14 inch depth
• Weight 16.01 kg
• Craft Hand cast with fine detail work on facial features, attributes, and ornamental dress

This sculpture suits devotees establishing a home shrine, collectors of fine Indian metalwork, or anyone seeking a powerful focal point that speaks to protection, wisdom, and the removal of obstacles. It makes a meaningful gift for significant life milestones or those beginning a new chapter.