Ganesha Ganesh Playing Music Under Tree Hindu Statue Bronze Finish

Beneath the Tree, the Remover of Obstacles Makes Music: Ganesha Playing Music Statue

Ganesha sits beneath a tree and plays music, the elephant-headed god at ease. This Ganesha playing music statue shows a gentler side of the beloved deity. A bronze and color finish brings out its fine detail.

Ganesha is honored in Hindu tradition as the remover of obstacles and the lord of beginnings. He is also a patron of learning and the arts. This Ganesh Hindu statue joins music to wisdom.

Artists have shown Ganesha with a round belly and an elephant head since about the fifth century. Each age gave him new poses. Here he is shown as a musician, relaxed and serene.

A Joyful Pose for a Wise God

Music suits Ganesha, who loves sweets, dance, and celebration. The tree adds shade and a touch of the natural world. Ganesha under tree scenes recall quiet gardens and open-air shrines. This Ganesha playing music statue honors that tradition.

The resin is finished in bronze and color, so the details catch the light. This bronze finish Ganesha has a warm, aged look at a modern scale. A bronze finish Ganesha suits a quiet shelf, and Ganesha under tree imagery brings calm.

Product Details

• Subject: Ganesha playing music under a tree
• Material: Resin with bronze and color finish
• Size: Approx. 5.9 in x 3.9 in x 9 in
• Weight: Approx. 2 to 3 lbs

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Display Notes

A shelf, desk, or altar table suits the statue well. Give the Ganesha playing music statue a spot where its detail can be seen at close range.

Ganesha in Hindu Art

Ganesha is one of the most widely loved figures in Hindu art. He is pictured with an elephant head, a rounded belly, and often a small mouse nearby. Devotees call on him at the start of journeys, studies, and new ventures. Sculptors have carved and cast him in stone, bronze, and wood across India and beyond. Today a Ganesh Hindu statue is a gift for homes, studios, and temples alike.

For More Reading

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Collection
• Asian Art Museum