STANDING GANESHA Vintage Each item has a unique

Each item has a unique story

These rathas decorated with flowers and jewels are pulled with thick ropes by hundreds of devotees

The lost wax technique includes a series of distinct stages which begins with an artist creating an original detailed model from wax (mixture of beeswax and resin)

These Golu  Marapachi Bommai are proud possessions and have a lot of sentiment attached to them and are generally passed on by mothers to the newlywed couple for their children to play with

They are often sculpted into the pillars mostly at the entrance of the temples as they are said to protect the temples

STANDING GANESHA Vintage Each item has a uniqueSTANDING GANESHA This vintage, colourful wooden idol is an unique representation of Lord Ganesha that catches instant attention. This coloured Ganesha with vegetable dye mixed with stone powder is believed to be from Kerala. Lord Ganesha, also known as Vinayaka, is the younger son of Shiva and Parvati, and brother of Murugan. He is worshipped as the remover of obstacles and Lord of new beginnings. Ganesha is a very popular figure in Indian art. The