Ganesh statues

  • Sale! highly detailed, light brown stone carving of the Hindu deity Lord Ganesha is presented centrally against a smooth, dark gray to black background. The statue, likely crafted from sandstone or a similar light-hued stone, showcases exceptional traditional Indian artistry and intricate craftsmanship. This particular depiction features Pancha Mukha Ganesha, distinguished by his five elephant heads, symbolizing omnipotence and the five fundamental elements or diverse aspects of divine wisdom. The central and largest head has prominent ears, an expressive trunk curved to the left, and an ornate crown-like carving on top. All five heads are surrounded by a deeply carved, serrated prabhamandala (aura or halo) that rises vertically behind them. Ganesha is depicted in a seated posture, radiating benevolence and serenity. He possesses eight arms, each meticulously sculpted and holding symbolic items. Starting from the viewer's left (Ganesha's right): the topmost hand holds a pasha (noose) for restraint, followed by a hand holding a modak (sweet dumpling) or a bowl of fruits, representing the rewards of spiritual pursuit. The next hand is raised in Abhaya mudra, a gesture of fearlessness, blessing, and protection. The lowest right hand rests on his lap, holding a mala (rosary beads) for meditation. On the viewer's right (Ganesha's left): the topmost hand holds an ankusha (elephant goad), symbolizing control over desires and the path to righteousness. Below it, Ganesha holds his broken tusk (Eka Danta), a significant iconographic feature often associated with his role as a scribe. The lowest left hand grasps a large gada (mace or staff) which leans against the ground, resting beside a very large, round laddoo (sweet) pot or purse, symbolizing abundance and prosperity. His substantial, pot-bellied form, symbolizing prosperity, generosity, and the ability to consume all sorrows, is richly adorned. He wears multiple intricately carved necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and anklets. A sacred thread (yagnopavitam) gracefully drapes across his chest. His dhoti (lower garment) is also exquisitely detailed with flowing patterns and folds. Ganesha sits upon an elaborately carved, multi-tiered pedestal, possibly depicting a lotus base, which is itself a masterpiece of fine stone carving with floral or geometric patterns. The overall sculpture emphasizes the deity's role as Vighnaharta (remover of obstacles) and Buddhi Pradata (bestower of wisdom), making it a powerful representation for devotees and collectors of Indian devotional art. A faint watermark, "the Stone" with a leaf motif, is visible at the bottom center, likely indicating the artisan or material source of this magnificent spiritual artifact.

    Five Headed Ganesh Sandstone Statue 5ft

    Original price was: ₹145,000.00.Current price is: ₹138,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in it is sandstone. This sculpture is wonderfully crafted by our best artisans. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of a five headed Ganesh sandstone statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in sandstone
    Total Height Including Base:  60 inches/ 5ft
    Width: 32 inches
    Depth:  18 inches

    Weight:  450-500  Kgs

     

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  • Sale! majestic and highly intricate stone carving of Lord Ganesha, the revered Hindu deity with an elephant head, is centered against a solid, deep charcoal gray background. The statue is crafted from a light, creamy beige or off-white stone, possibly marble or sandstone, with subtle natural variations and hints of a pinkish hue in its texture, giving it an aged or natural look. Ganesha is depicted standing in a dynamic, almost dancing posture, embodying the form often known as "Bansuri Ganesha" or "Flute Ganesha." He holds a long, slender flute (bansuri) to his lips with both hands, poised as if about to play or just having finished. His characteristically large, fan-like ears frame a serene, elephant-headed face with downcast eyes, suggesting meditation or deep musical absorption. His trunk curves gracefully towards his left (viewer's right) and he possesses a single tusk. Behind his head, a beautifully carved, multi-layered halo or prabhamandala radiates outward, adorned with delicate, radiating patterns that mimic light rays or floral designs. His head is crowned with an ornate, tall headdress, also intricately detailed. The deity is adorned with extensive jewelry, including elaborate necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and anklets, all meticulously carved into the stone. A sacred thread (yagnopavitam) drapes across his portly belly, a hallmark of Ganesha's iconography. Flowing drapery and scarves are sculpted with exquisite detail, swirling around his form and extending outwards, giving a sense of movement and grace to the entire sculpture. The fabric is etched with fine patterns, resembling traditional Indian textile designs. He stands on a multi-tiered, lotus-shaped pedestal (padmasana), which is also richly carved with petals and swirling motifs, providing a stable and elegant base for the figure. The craftsmanship is evident in every detail, from the individual fingers holding the flute to the fine lines on the fabric and the intricate patterns on the halo and jewelry. The monochromatic nature of the stone emphasizes the skill of the carver and the three-dimensional form of the spiritual artwork. The dark, gradient background provides a strong contrast, making the light-colored Ganesha idol stand out prominently. In the bottom left corner, overlaid on the statue's base, is a white logo that reads "the Stone Studio" with the tagline "Transforming your imagination," suggesting this piece is a product or example of high-quality stone sculpture and traditional Indian craftsmanship available for spiritual home decor or art collection. This detailed Ganesha statue is a testament to the artistry involved in creating religious idols and decorative stone art.

    Ganesh Statue Standing with Flute 1ft

    Original price was: ₹19,900.00.Current price is: ₹15,500.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in this Ganesh statue standing with flute is Pink Stone. Our best artisans wonderfully craft this sculpture. For more such Statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in soapstone
    Total Height Including Base:  12 inches/1 ft
    Width: 8 inches approx
    Depth:  4 inches approx

    Weight: 8 Kgs approx

     

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  • Sale! magnificent, intricately carved gray stone sculpture of the Hindu deity Lord Ganesha, depicted in a powerful Trimukha (three-headed) form, stands majestically on an ornate pedestal. The statue is rendered in a light gray or off-white stone, featuring exquisite detailing and traditional craftsmanship, set against a plain, dark gray background that accentuates its form. The central Ganesha head faces forward with a serene expression, characterized by large, fan-like ears, a prominent trunk curled gracefully towards the left, and a single, broken tusk—a symbol often associated with his role as a scribe. Two additional elephant heads emerge from either side of the central head, angled slightly outwards, each with similar large ears and trunks. All three heads are adorned with elaborate, multi-layered crowns (kiritamukuta) that suggest royalty and divinity. The deity's robust, pot-bellied body, symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and the universe, is supported by eight arms (Ashtabhuja) gracefully holding various attributes. The primary right hand is raised in the Abhaya Mudra, a gesture of blessing, protection, and fearlessness, while the primary left hand holds a small bowl brimming with Modaks, Ganesha's favorite sweet. Other hands elegantly hold traditional implements: an Ankusha (goad), a Pasha (noose or rope), and a stylus-like object often interpreted as his own broken tusk used for writing. The entire figure is richly adorned with intricate jewelry including necklaces, armbands (keyuras), anklets (nupuras), and a detailed waist belt (udiyana) that cinches his dhoti. An elaborate prabhavali (decorative arch or halo) forms an intricate backdrop behind the heads and upper body, adorned with beautifully sculpted traditional motifs and perhaps smaller figures. At Ganesha's feet, his faithful Vahana (mount), a small Mushika (mouse or rat), sits attentively on the left side, looking upwards. The entire sculpture rests upon a multi-tiered, intricately carved lotus pedestal (Padmasana), symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening. This stunning Ganesha Murti embodies traditional Indian stone carving, representing wisdom, auspicious beginnings, and the remover of obstacles, making it an ideal visual for articles discussing Hindu iconography, spiritual art, traditional Indian craftsmanship, or the symbolism of Lord Ganesha in devotional practices.

    Trimukhi Ganesha Dancing Statue 18″

    Original price was: ₹47,999.00.Current price is: ₹39,800.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in it is Pink Stone. Our best artisans wonderfully craft this sculpture. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of the Trimukhi Ganesha dancing statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS

    Materials: Hand carved in soapstone
    Total Height Including Base:  18 inches/ 1.5 ft
    Width: 10-12 inches
    Depth:  6-7 inches

    Weight: 25-30 Kgs

     

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  • meticulously carved, dark charcoal grey or black stone statue of Lord Hanuman, the revered Hindu deity, is captured against a clean, plain light grey background. The sculpture depicts Hanuman in a powerful yet humble devotional posture, kneeling with his right knee on the ground and his left knee slightly raised. His strong, muscular physique is evident, adorned with intricately detailed traditional jewelry, including multiple necklaces, armbands, wristbands, and anklets. A flowing dhoti (waistcloth) with elegant drapery is sculpted around his lower body. Hanuman's face features distinct monkey-like characteristics, including a prominent snout, deep-set eyes, and detailed ears, all crowned by an ornate karanda-mukuta (a type of crown) and marked with a traditional U-shaped Vaishnava tilak on his forehead, signifying devotion. His left hand (on the viewer's right) firmly grips his iconic weapon, the gada (mace), which rests vertically against his shoulder, its textured head showing subtle fluting. His right hand (on the viewer's left) is raised in the Abhaya Mudra, a classic Hindu gesture of fearlessness, blessing, and reassurance, with the palm open and fingers extended upwards. Behind his head, a finely sculpted, circular prabhamandala (halo) with radiating patterns adds to his divine aura. The entire piece rests on a simple, sturdy rectangular base made of the same dark stone, highlighting the craftsmanship and the statue's robust presence. The smooth, polished finish of the stone subtly reflects light, emphasizing the intricate details of the carving. This black stone Hanuman idol would be a significant piece for spiritual practice, home decor, or as a representation of strength, devotion, and protection, naturally aligning with articles discussing Hindu mythology, spiritual art, or traditional Indian sculptures. A small "The Stone" watermark is visible in the bottom left corner, likely indicating the artisan or seller. Anjaneya Swamy Vigraham 16" Original price was: ₹45,600.00.Current price is: ₹38,900.00. Inclusive of all taxes
  • vibrant, eye-level studio shot features three handcrafted wooden deities, Lord Balabhadra, Devi Subhadra, and Lord Jagannath, standing prominently on individual white pedestals against a dark, subtly gradient grey background. The figures are arranged from left to right, showcasing their distinct forms and colors characteristic of Odia religious art. On the left is Lord Balabhadra, depicted with a rectangular, white face that features large, wide-open black eyes outlined in white and yellow. A prominent red U-shaped tilak mark adorns his forehead, and a small red smile is painted below. His head is topped with a small orange ornament. He has short, straight white arms extending horizontally outwards, ending in circular orange details. His bell-shaped body is painted a deep green with a contrasting red scarf draped around the neck and a white zig-zag pattern along the bottom edge, resting on a sturdy white square base. In the center, slightly smaller than the male deities, is Devi Subhadra. Her face is rounded and bright yellow, adorned with similarly large black eyes outlined in white and yellow, a small red bindi between her eyes, and a broad, cheerful red smile. A white conical topknot distinguishes her head. Her bell-shaped body is painted a vivid red, wrapped with a green scarf, and features a white zig-zag pattern at its base, also standing on a white square pedestal. Unlike the male deities, she is depicted without distinct arms, reflecting her traditional iconography. On the right stands Lord Jagannath, distinguished by his dark black, rectangular face. His famous large, circular white eyes with small black pupils dominate, accented by thick yellow eyebrows and a small red tilak mark. A distinctive red crescent-shaped mouth is painted below his eyes. Similar to Balabhadra, he has short, straight white arms extending horizontally, ending in orange circular details. A slender white pillar provides support behind his right arm. His bell-shaped body is a striking yellow, decorated with a red scarf draped around the neck and a red zig-zag pattern at the bottom edge, also mounted on a white square base. Each deity is richly painted with traditional, bold colors, showcasing intricate details that highlight the unique, abstract forms characteristic of the Jagannath Puri temple deities. The craftsmanship emphasizes the smooth wooden texture and the vibrant Pattachitra style of painting. A subtle dark grey watermark, "The Stone," is visible at the base of the central figure, suggesting a brand or artisan. This detailed image of the divine trio is ideal for articles discussing Hindu deities, Indian religious art, traditional wooden crafts, spiritual home decor, or cultural souvenirs from Odisha and Puri, emphasizing their sacred, cultural, and artistic significance. Jagannath Statue 4ft Original price was: ₹107,000.00.Current price is: ₹98,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes
  • full-body, exquisitely carved stone statue of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha sits in a serene meditative posture, known as the Dhyana Mudra. The sculpture is crafted from a light, speckled grey stone, possibly granite, giving it a natural, durable, and timeless appearance with a slightly coarse yet refined texture. The Buddha is depicted with closed or gently downcast eyes, conveying deep tranquility, inner peace, and a subtle, compassionate smile on his lips. His elongated earlobes touch his shoulders, a traditional iconographic feature. A prominent Ushnisha, the cranial bump symbolizing wisdom and enlightenment, is visible on his head, topped with a distinct, pointed chignon. His hair is styled in tight, stylized curls. He is adorned in flowing monastic robes, draped gracefully over his body with horizontal folds and soft curves that suggest natural fabric. His left shoulder is covered, while the right shoulder is partially exposed, revealing the natural contours of the stone beneath. Both hands rest gently in his lap, palms facing upwards, with the right hand placed over the left, forming the classic meditation gesture. The Buddha is seated in a full lotus position (Padmasana), cross-legged, upon a meticulously sculpted double-lotus pedestal base. The individual lotus petals on the base are clearly defined, adding an elegant detail to the sculpture. The entire statue stands against a plain, dark grey or charcoal background, which allows the light grey stone and intricate details of the carving to stand out prominently without distraction. A subtle "The Stone Studio" logo is visible on the lower right side of the statue, indicating its origin. This detailed stone Buddha statue embodies mindfulness and spiritual devotion, making it a powerful visual for articles discussing Buddhist art, meditation practices, spiritual decor, garden sculptures, or the craftsmanship of natural stone. Garden Balinese Buddha Statue 5ft Original price was: ₹254,000.00.Current price is: ₹228,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes
  • magnificent, full-body statue of Buddha, meticulously carved from natural sandstone, stands prominently against a clean, softly lit light grey to white gradient background. The statue exhibits a warm, earthy beige or light reddish-brown hue, highlighting its organic texture and suggesting a timeless, ancient quality. The Buddha is depicted seated gracefully in a meditative cross-legged (Vajrasana) position, embodying profound serenity and inner peace. His hands are held at chest level in the Dharmachakra Mudra, symbolizing the turning of the Wheel of Dharma or the act of teaching, with the thumb and forefinger of each hand forming a circle, and the right hand's fingers gently touching the left hand's palm. His face conveys deep tranquility, with eyes gently downcast in contemplation, elongated earlobes touching his shoulders, and an 'Usnisha' (cranial protuberance) signifying profound wisdom atop his head, along with an 'Urna' dot on his forehead. He wears simple, unadorned robes that drape smoothly, emphasizing his asceticism and the natural form of his body. Behind the Buddha is a magnificent, intricately carved circular 'Prabhamandala' or halo, radiating a sense of divinity. This halo features concentric rings of elaborate swirling patterns, possibly stylized lotus petals, and flame-like motifs along its outer edge, all carved with remarkable detail. Gracefully emerging from the upper corners of the halo are two smaller, celestial figures, possibly Apsaras or Devas, appearing to float or kneel amidst flowing drapery, adding to the spiritual grandeur and narrative of the piece. The entire sculpture rests upon a robust, multi-tiered rectangular pedestal. The front face of the lower tier is adorned with a detailed frieze depicting a series of smaller, seated figures, perhaps devotees, monks, or narrative scenes from the Buddha's life, rendered with engaging realism. The craftsmanship throughout the entire piece showcases exceptional skill in traditional Buddhist art and stone carving, making it an exquisite example of spiritual iconography. This intricately detailed sandstone sculpture is ideal for conveying themes of spiritual enlightenment, meditation, ancient Asian culture, and the enduring beauty of hand-carved decorative stone art. 3 feet Sarnath Buddha Statue Original price was: ₹48,700.00.Current price is: ₹42,600.00. Inclusive of all taxes
  • majestic and intricately carved statue of Lord Shiva, sculpted from a rich reddish-brown natural stone with visible lighter striations and veins, stands against a plain, light grey background. Shiva is depicted seated in the traditional meditative Padmasana (lotus) posture, with his legs crossed and the soles of his feet facing upwards. His hands rest gently on his knees, palms open and fingers slightly curled, suggesting a posture of deep contemplation or meditation. His face exudes a serene and peaceful expression, with eyes gently closed or cast downwards, and a prominent tilak (the third eye mark) visible on his forehead. His long, matted hair, known as Jata Mukuta, is styled upwards and intricately carved, holding a smaller sculpted figure at the crown, possibly representing Goddess Ganga or Parvati, along with a subtle crescent moon (Chandra). A detailed cobra, likely Naga or Vasuki, is gracefully draped around his left shoulder, its hood raised protectively behind his head. Shiva is adorned with multiple exquisitely carved necklaces (mala) of varying lengths, armlets on his biceps, bracelets on his wrists, and large circular earrings (kundalas), all rendered from the same reddish stone. A sacred thread (Yajnopavita) crosses his chest from his left shoulder. His lower body is draped in a simple dhoti, with delicate folds and textures evident from the carving. The statue rests on a solid rectangular plinth base, which is also intricately carved with elegant, wave-like or organic patterns, adding to the overall aesthetic and suggesting a connection to water elements like the Ganges. This detailed stone sculpture highlights the exceptional craftsmanship and traditional artistry involved in creating Hindu deity statues, suitable for articles discussing religious iconography, Indian stone carving, meditation practices, or spiritual art. The overall impression is one of divine tranquility and profound spiritual presence. Shiva Statue 18" Original price was: ₹46,999.00.Current price is: ₹39,500.00. Inclusive of all taxes