Ashnam Abstract Traditional Ganesha, Wedgewood Grey

Ashnam Abstract Traditional Ganesha, Wedgewood Grey

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M251S

$6495.00

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Ashnam Abstract Traditional Ganesha, Wedgewood GreyLord Ganesha Statue made in Polyresin with beautiful colors Lord Ganesh is an Indian God and he is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is considered very auspicious to worship him before starting any new work. He is the remover of obstacles, brings in good luck to the lives of people who are devoted to their work. He is the God of sucess, wealth and wisdom. He brings positivity and good vibes to the environment where he is present. Lord

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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2019