Brass Ganesha Statue – Large Handcrafted Ganesh Idol in 3 Designs

A large brass Ganesha statue in three distinct designs, from 9.5 to 11 inches tall and 2.8 to 4.2 kg. Ganesha — Ganpati, Vinayak, Vinayagar — is the remover of obstacles, installed first at housewarmings and placed at entrances. Each design is cast in solid brass and hand-engraved in India, so the choice is about which form suits your space rather than a difference in quality.

Which design should I choose?

All three are solid brass with the same hand-engraved finish. They differ in posture, silhouette and footprint.

• Lotus Blessing — seated in a calm posture with a lotus motif and the blessing mudra, backed by a rayed halo disc. The most traditional of the three and the widest at the base.
  9.5"L × 6.5"W × 5.5"D · 4,225 g
• Majestic Kirtimukha — framed by a ringed halo arch carrying the Kirtimukha, the protective guardian face traditionally set above thresholds and shrine doorways. The tallest and most vertical.
  11"L × 5.5"W × 4.5"D · 4,175 g
• Regal Turban — a reclining profile pose with a royal turban. The most contemporary in feel and the lightest, so it suits a narrow shelf or a modern console.
  10.5"L × 6"W × 4"D · 2,840 g

If it is going at an entrance, Kirtimukha carries the strongest threshold association. If it is going in a pooja room, Lotus Blessing is the conventional form. If it is going in a living room as sculpture, Regal Turban reads most as decor.

Product details

• Material: solid brass
• Finish: polished gold tone with hand-engraved detailing
• Sizes and weights as listed per design above
• Single piece — one statue in the design you select
• Handcrafted in India

Where it works

Home temple or pooja room. Entryway console, where Ganesha is traditionally placed. Living room shelf or mantel. Desk altar or study. Also used in yoga studios, wellness spaces and Indian restaurants.

Gifting

Ganesha marks beginnings, so this suits a housewarming or griha pravesh, a wedding, a new business, a retirement, or any milestone worth marking. It is a standard Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi gift. Because there are three designs at three price points, it also works when you are buying for someone whose taste you know but whose decor you do not.

Frequently asked questions

Which design is the largest?
Kirtimukha is the tallest at 11 inches. Lotus Blessing is the heaviest at 4,225 g. Regal Turban is the longest in profile at 10.5 inches but the lightest at 2,840 g.

Do I receive all three designs?
No. You receive one statue in the single design you select. Each is sold separately.

Is it solid brass?
Yes, solid brass throughout. The weights — between 2.8 and 4.2 kg — reflect that.

What is Kirtimukha?
A protective guardian face from Indian temple architecture, traditionally carved above doorways and shrine entrances to ward off negative energy. On this design it sits within the halo arch above Ganesha.

Will the finish tarnish?
Brass darkens naturally over time. Polish it back with a standard brass cleaner, or leave it to develop a patina — both are normal.

How do I clean it?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid moisture. Not dishwasher safe.

What if it arrives damaged?
Shipping is insured. Photograph the damage, email contact@urliutsav.com, and we will replace it or make it right.

Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days in original condition and packaging. Return shipping is arranged and paid by the customer.

Shipping

Free insured shipping across the USA and Canada. Ships from San Ramon, California, usually within one business day. Brass is heavy and we pack it accordingly — if anything arrives damaged, send us a photo and we will resolve it.

See more brass decor and spiritual statues in our Brass Love Collection.