Miniature Antique Ivory Finish Lord Ganesha Idol
Seated Ganesha Statue in Antique Ivory Finish for Pooja
Hand Carved Wooden Flute Ganesha Idol
Miniature Antique Ivory Finish Lord Ganesha Idol (4 Inch)
Miniature Hand Carved Wooden Lord Ganesha Idol
Wooden Ganesha Statue with Chhatri (8 Inch)
Hand-Painted Orange & Green Lord Ganesha Idol
Hand-Painted Colorful Lord Ganesha on Lotus Base (6 Inch)
Artistic Brass Lord Ganesha Diya Lamp (9 Inch)
Handcrafted Brass Lakshmi Ganesha Murti Pair (7 Inch)
Brass Antique Ganesha Idol on Lotus Base (7 Inch)
Brass Lord Ganesha with Gemstones (7 Inch)
A Short Guide
Choosing from our Ganesh Chaturthi
Ganesh Chaturthi turns every home into a small pandal, and this collection covers both sides of the festival: permanent Ganesha murtis for the home altar — brass with gemstones, antique ivory finishes, hand-carved wood — and gift-sized idols for visiting family and friends during the ten days.
Remember the distinction: visarjan (immersion) idols should be unbaked clay that dissolves in water; brass and wooden Ganeshas are for the permanent home altar. Many families keep both — clay for immersion, brass for the mandir. Order at least a week before the festival; handmade stock runs out in the final days.
Eco-friendly immersion, honestly
We should say this plainly since it affects what to buy: we don't sell the unbaked clay idols meant for eco-friendly visarjan, because that's a genuinely different material and process from brass or wood casting. If immersion is part of your family's practice, source a clay Ganesha separately for that purpose, and treat anything from us as the murti that stays — not the one that dissolves.
After the festival
For a brass or wood Ganesha, nothing changes after the ten days end — it simply moves from festival prominence into regular worship rotation in the home mandir, the same as any other idol. There's no ritual requirement to retire or replace it.
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