Brass Nritya Ganesha Statue

Brass Nritya Ganesha Statue

The Brass dancing Ganesh is a stunning piece, that portrays the joyful expression of the divine with one leg raised and the other firmly resting on the ground

The dancing form of Ganesha is often referred to as "Nritya Ganapati" or "Nartana Ganapati," where "Nritya" or "Nartana" means dance. The bronze dancing Ganesh is a stunning piece, that portrays the joyful expression of the divine with one leg raised and the other firmly resting on the ground, displaying a sense of movement and energy. 

Ganesh has four arms, each holding various attributes and symbols that represent different aspects of his divine nature. In his rear hands, he holds a goad and a pasha (noose), while his front right hand holds his own broken tusk, and left hand holds a modak (Sweet delicacy).