Pewter Elephant Pendant Necklace, Unisex Charm Design with Cord 1.75 in L
Pewter Elephant Pendant Necklace, Unisex Charm Design with Cord 1.75 in L
SKU:VEDA-552
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Ganesh Pewter Necklace as a Statement Focal Point
This Ganesh pewter necklace is a large pendant in soft silver-gray pewter. The elephant-headed god sits in a traditional pose of warning and admonition. A black cord holds it.
Ganesh is the remover of obstacles and the beginner of things. This Ganesha pendant is bold enough to anchor a necklace of beads or crystals. It is Hindu elephant god jewelry with presence.
- Material: Fine lead-free pewter
- Dimensions: 1 3/4 in L x 1 in W x 1/8 in D
- Weight: 0.6 oz
- Cord: 33 in black cord, knot the ends to adjust the length
- Wear: Unisex, suitable for a man or woman
- Includes: Legend description card
- SKU: VEDA-552
- Collection: Hindu collection
Son of Parvati
Legend says Parvati formed Ganesh from mud and gave him life. His elephant head makes him one of the most recognized Hindu gods. This Vedic pewter charm honors that story.
A Pose of Warning
Here Ganesh sits in a traditional pose of warning and admonition. It reminds the wearer to move carefully and clear obstacles. The large size shows the detail well.
Substantial and Detailed
At 1 3/4 in long, this is Hindu elephant god jewelry with real presence. The Vedic pewter charm weighs 0.6 oz and carries clear detail. It suits men and women alike. Wear it alone on the cord or add it to a beaded strand you make yourself. See how large it is in the picture of a hand holding it.
Styling and Wearing the Ganesh Pewter Necklace
The Ganesh Elephant Deity pewter necklace suits any wearer. The 33 in cord adjusts by knotting the ends. Add the Ganesha pendant to beads or crystals as a focal point. Browse related pieces in our Hindu collection. Prefer a chain? The 18 inch Silver-Plated Snake-Link Necklace Chain is sold separately.
Care Notes
Wipe the pewter with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Store it flat or hanging to protect the cord.
For More Reading
Who is Ganesha, research starter at EBSCO

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