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Overview This majestic cast bronze figure depicts the Hindu elephant-headed deity Ganesha standing in four-armed (chaturbhuja) posture atop an ebonized wooden presentation pedestal. Clad in an ornate patterned sarong, elaborate waist sashes, and a tall tiered crown (kiritamukuta), the sculpture combines classical Southeast Asian artistic traditions with spiritual gravity. Ideally suited for Bohemian, Asian Traditional, Modern Spiritual Altar, or Global Eclectic interior settings, it forms a striking centerpiece for mantlepieces, altars, or gallery displays. Cultural & Artistic Background Inspired by classical Majapahit and East Javanese iconographic traditions, Ganesha is revered throughout Southeast Asia as the Lord of Beginnings and the Remover of Obstacles (Vighnaharta). Executed using traditional lost-wax bronze casting, this four-armed figure holds traditional sacred attributes including a broken tusk, a ritual axe (parashu), a rosary, and a bowl of sweetmeats (modaka) into which his trunk dips. The elaborate crown, layered ear ornaments, and intricate textile patterns cast into his garments highlight the refined metalworking techniques of regional sacred art traditions. Condition & Surface Character • Solid cast bronze construction securely mounted onto a custom ebonized wooden block display stand. • Aged surface patina featuring natural verdigris highlights, deep oxidized brown undertones, and warm copper-bronze accents. • Crisp casting details remain intact across the facial features, trunk rings, tiered crown motifs, and layered waist garments. Dimensions & Weight • Height: 14.0 inches (including base) • Width: 8.0 inches • Depth: 4.5 inches
