Ganesh Murti Sitting On Chowki - 2 X 1.5 Inches | Brass Idol/ Ganpati Murti For Pooja Mandir & Festive Decor

"Invoke Wisdom, Embrace Elegance — Bring Home Divine Grace!"

Let the blessings of Lord Ganesha illuminate your sacred space with this beautifully crafted brass ganesha idol, seated majestically on a traditional chowki. Ideal for pooja, gifting, or home decor — a timeless piece of spiritual artistry. Also known as Vinayakar statue, Ganpati Murti, Pillaiyar Idol, Gajanana Statue, and Pital Ganesh Chowki, Ganesha Idol, this sacred brass idol embodies Lord Ganesha—the remover of obstacles and patron of new beginnings. Positioned on a chowki (pedestal), the form not only highlights the deity’s elevated status but also pays homage to the divine throne in daily worship.

• Origin
The origin of the Ganesha Sitting on Chowki – Brass Ganesha Idol can be traced back to India’s ancient sculptural traditions, particularly during the Gupta and Chola dynasties, when the art of lost-wax metal casting reached remarkable heights. Ganesha, recognized as the harbinger of wisdom and remover of obstacles, is a central figure in Hindu belief systems, with references found in sacred texts such as the Ganesha Purana and Mudgala Purana. The practice of placing the deity on a chowki (pedestal) emerged as a symbol of divine stature and reverence, reflecting temple architecture and ritual practices. Brass, or pital, became the favored medium due to its durability, sacred significance, and brilliant sheen, transforming the idol into not just a religious artifact, but also a representation of India’s devotional art and spiritual craftsmanship. This beautifully crafted piece is perfect for devotees seeking a sacred Vinayagar statue or a traditional Ganesha idol to enrich their spiritual space.

• The Tale of the Broken Tusk: Wisdom, Devotion, and Divine Duty
There are two intriguing legends explaining how Lord Ganesha acquired his iconic broken tusk—each rich with meaning and symbolism.

In the first narrative, Sage Vyasa sought Lord Ganesha's assistance to transcribe the epic Mahabharata. Ganesha consented, but only on the condition that Vyasa would not pause in his dictation. Vyasa, in turn, cleverly stipulated that Ganesha must fully comprehend each verse before inscribing it. This arrangement allowed Vyasa brief moments to gather his thoughts while Ganesha processed the information. As the demanding task progressed, Ganesha’s writing tool became unusable. Reluctant to cease and resolute in his promise, he severed one of his own tusks, immersed it in ink, and persisted in his writing—sacrificing a part of himself in his dedication to safeguarding wisdom.

The subsequent narrative recounts a confrontation between Ganesha and Lord Parashurama, an avatar of Vishnu. Upon Parashurama's arrival at Mount Kailasa to visit Lord Shiva, Ganesha obstructed his way, wishing to prevent any disturbance to Shiva, who was resting alongside Parvati. This provoked Parashurama, leading to a fierce battle. Although Ganesha stood his ground with great courage, Parashurama threw his axe—granted to him by Shiva himself. Out of respect for his father, Ganesha chose not to deflect the weapon, permitting it to strike and shatter his tusk.

Both narratives emphasize Ganesha’s steadfast devotion—whether through self-sacrifice for the noble cause of knowledge or through reverence for his divine heritage.

• Usage & Applications
Pooja Rooms: Positioned on altars for daily worship.
Office Desks: Represents wisdom and success in endeavors.
Car Dashboards: Offers protection and blessings during journeys.
Gifting: Perfect for housewarmings, weddings, and festivals.
Decor: Enriches the spiritual atmosphere in homes and studios.

• Preservation & Storage Tips
Avoid Moisture: Keep in a dry environment to avert tarnishing.
Polishing: Occasionally use a soft cloth and natural brass polish (such as tamarind paste or lemon juice).
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: These can damage the natural patina.
Cover When Not in Use: Utilize a cotton cloth to prevent dust buildup.

"Bring Home Blessings Today — Let Wisdom and Devotion Shine Through Every Corner of Your Sacred Space."