Lord Ganesha Riddhi Siddhi Idol

According to folklore, Lord Ganesha had to face many troubles to get married. He was so frustrated and angered by this that he started creating problems in other devtas marriage ceremonies. He used to send his mushaks and created problems in ceremonies. All the devtas were terrified and saddened by this act of Lord Ganesha.

They all went to Lord Brahma for help. Lord Brahma, then, created two beautiful women namely Riddhi and Siddhi. He got Lord Ganesha married to them. Afterward, Lord Ganesha had two sons from his consorts who were named to be Shubh and Labh.

Widely accompanied by two partners Riddhi and Siddhi, signifying prosperity and spiritual power. The son of one of the most prominent figures in Hindu mythology Shiva. Though characterized with different attributes, Ganesha is readily identified by his elephant head. Ganesha represents good luck and wisdom.  There are a lot of festivals named after Ganesha and him being the son of Shiva has him portrayed extensively in Hindu culture. Ganesha is depicted here how he would be seen as in temples across the country.

Dimensions & Weight

9 x 4 x 10 inches (Length x Width x Height)

4.6 Kgs

Material

Panchaloha

Age of Handicraft

26 Years Old