Ganesh Idol on Sinhasan (925 Sterling Silver)

This gorgeous Lord Ganesh idol is made of 925 Sterling Silver and is artistically crafted with an antique finish. The idol depicts Lord Ganesha sitting in Lalithasana on an intricately carved chowki, with two bolsters on either side of Him. The detailing and craftsmanship are commendable. The postures, facial expressions, attire, crown, ornaments, and weapons are crafted to perfection. In His two upper hands, He is holding an axe, a noose, and a goad(ankush). In His lower right hand, the divine Lord is holding His broken tusk and, at the same time, it is also raised in the blessing posture. Legend has it that Lord Ganesh broke His tusk to use it as a pen, to complete writing the epic Mahabharata. In His left lower hand He is holding a bowl full of sweets. Lord Ganesha's devout vahana(vehicle), Mushak, the mouse, is neatly carved, sitting at His feet. This desirable Ganesh idol in 925 Sterling Silver is especially recommended for writers, journalists, students, and anyone who is inclined to or involved in writing.

Lord Ganesh is a symbol of auspiciousness and highly respected and loved by devotees. He is the first deity to be worshipped before any puja, religious ritual or auspicious occasions. He sweeps away obstacles form the path of devotees and leads to success, blesses with wisdom, intellect, hones artistic skills, brings good luck, joy, peace, prosperity and abundance. 

925 Sterling Silver is 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, like copper, zinc, nickel, etc. 999 silver is very soft and marred, damaged or bent more easily than 925 silver. This makes 925 Sterling Silver is the preferred choice for making idols and jewellery.

When you buy this 925 Sterling Silver idol, you will find the BIS mark on it, mentioning the same. With the BIS mark on the idol, you can rest assured that this silver idol indeed contains 92.5% pure silver and you are paying for what you get.

Placement:

The ideal place to keep a god idol is on a dedicated altar for prominence and respect, in a peaceful corner of the living room for daily worship and contemplation, or on a work desk or near the entrance of home/office for spiritual inspiration.