Divine Vasthu Ganapathi Resin Idol – Antique Gold Finish (11.5 Inches)

Bring balance, harmony, and prosperity to your living or work space with this majestic Vasthu Ganapathi idol. Specially crafted to correct directional imbalances and invite positive energy, this large-scale Ganesha figurine serves as both a powerful spiritual guardian and a stunning decorative centerpiece.

Product Highlights

1. Vasthu Significance: Known as the "Lord of Architecture," this form of Ganesha is traditionally used to harmonize the energies of a building, removing obstacles related to Vasthu Shastra.
2. Grand Presence: Standing at 11.5 inches tall, this idol features Lord Ganesha in a peaceful seated posture, adorned with an ornate crown and multi-colored stone accents.
3. Intricate Artistry: Every detail—from the gentle expression and the sacred markings on his forehead to the divine weapons held in his hands—is captured with precision in high-quality resin.
4. Antique Gold Luster: The premium gold finish provides a classic, timeless look that radiates warmth and elegance in any setting.

Product Specifications

Deity: Vasthu Ganapathi

Material: High-Density Premium Resin

Color: Antique Gold with Stone Accents

Weight: 1025 grams

Dimensions (cm): 30 cm (H) x 20 cm (W) x 15 cm (D)

Dimensions (inches): 11.5" (H) x 7.5" (W) x 6" (D)

Care Instructions

1. Cleaning: Gently wipe the surface with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust.
2. Fine Details: Use a soft-bristled brush to reach into the intricate carvings of the crown and ornaments.

3. Preservation: Avoid contact with water, abrasive chemicals, or strong liquid cleaners to maintain the integrity of the antique gold finish.

An Ideal Gift for New Beginnings

Due to its substantial weight of over 1 kg and significant spiritual value, this Vasthu Ganapathi idol is an exceptional choice for grand occasions. It is particularly well-suited for Housewarming (Griha Pravesh) ceremonies, office inaugurations, or as a meaningful blessing for families moving into a new home.

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