Crawling Baby Ganesh Bronze StatueProduct DescriptionWhat is the appropriate behavior for a man or a woman in the midst of this world, where each person is clinging to his piece of debris? What's the proper salutation between people as they pass each other in this flood? - Buddha
Hindu myth tells the creation story of Ganesh in the Shiva Purana. In the tale, the goddess Parvati creates a baby from the her own body and sets him with the task of guarding her bathroom. When her husband the god Shiva returns home, he is shocked to find a stranger preventing him from entering his home and severs the boy's head in a rage. Consumed with grief, Parvati is inconsolable so Shiva sends his troops to find any sleeping creature to steal its head. The soldiers bring back the head of an elephant and Shiva attaches it to the baby's body and brings it back to life. He makes Ganesh his general and bestows upon him a boon that people will worship him. The dimensions of this bronze statue are 6"W (15cm). Tibetan Buddha Statues | Chinese Buddha Statues | Japanese Buddha Statues | Meditation Pose Buddha | Dispelling Fear Buddha | Earth Touching Buddha | Medicine Buddha | Wheel of Dharma Buddha | Teaching Pose Buddha | Sleeping Pose Buddha | Ganesh Statues | Buddha-Shakti Statues | Goddess Tara Statues | Maitreya and Manjusri | Wall Sculptures Other Stores Operated by Sherbert Marketing LLC: Balance Bike | |
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