Ganesha stone statue (lying down) - 57 cm

Weight: ± 20 kg 

Ganesha is one of the most revered and recognizable deities in Hinduism. He has deep symbolic meaning and is often worshiped as the god of wisdom, knowledge, success, and remover of obstacles. 

Ganesha is also revered as the protector of travelers, which is why you can often see the statues of Ganesha at the entrances of villages, towns, and buildings to provide protection. 

Often regarded as the patron saint of arts and learning, Ganesha helps artists, musicians, writers, and other creative individuals gain inspiration and success. 

Ganesha is often depicted with an elephant head. The elephant's head represents strength and intelligence, while its big belly symbolizes an abundant, fertile spirit. His broken tusk symbolizes the idea that one sometimes must sacrifice something to gain knowledge.