Bronze Ganesha Statue from Deccan - 18th Century Wool The simple design of this

The simple design of this piece originated during the Ming dynasty

hanging fruits and the 'Jewel of Tibet' which is a reoccurring motif in Tibetan artwork

blending utility with aesthetic refinement

making them a valuable addition to any kitchen

Covered in finely carved Mughal style floral patterns there is a small Ganesh is carved in the top center who would have bestowed wisdom upon the young married couple

Bronze Ganesha Statue from Deccan - 18th Century Wool The simple design of thisThis 18th century bronze Ganesha figure is from Deccan area in Central India. This style of miniature Ganesha would have been used in a personal home shrine. This bronze figure shows considerable signs of age and ritual wear. Ganesh sits atop a rat, his vahana (vehicle). Above his head is a Yali. He holds an axe in one of his four hands. His belly is plump and amble as always with Ganesh. Ganesh is one of the prime Hindu deities and the son of Shiva &