Brass Ganesha Face Wall Mount / Antique And Handicraft Idol , Listening and Grasping

Height: 7 Inches , Weight: 1 Kg 

SKU: 1SF54054
 

While a complete Ganesha idol (with body, arms, and vahana) is the most common form of worship, the "Ganesha Face" (often a mask or a framed image focusing solely on his head) is also widely used and holds significant meaning, particularly in Vastu Shastra.

Symbolism of Ganesha's Face:

Ganesha's elephant head is rich with symbolism:

Wisdom and Intellect: The large head of the elephant symbolizes immense wisdom, intellect, and knowledge. It encourages "thinking big" and approaching problems with discernment.

Listening and Grasping: His large ears signify the importance of listening intently to gain knowledge and wisdom, and to grasp both good and bad without judgment.

Speaking Less: His small mouth reminds us to speak less and only when necessary, emphasizing thoughtful communication.

Concentration: His small eyes symbolize the ability to concentrate deeply and focus on goals.

Broken Tusk: Represents the ability to transcend duality, the wisdom to preserve good and discard bad, and the idea of making sacrifices for greater achievements.

Trunk: The adaptable trunk symbolizes adaptability and efficiency, the ability to "smell" opportunities, and often represents the sound of Om.

Third Eye/Tilak: On his forehead, it represents spiritual insight and divine awareness.