Tabla, Sitar and a Piano, Which Is the Surprise
Two of these three are what you would expect, Ganeshji at the tabla and Ganeshji with the sitar. The third has him at a piano, which is not a traditional pairing at all, and that is exactly why this set gets picked up. It puts a Western instrument into a classical devotional form without it looking out of place.
Each figure wears a turban and is cast in metal with an antique gold base, then hand-painted in colour over the top.
Why they work as a trio
All three stand at the same height, so lined up on a shelf or a mandir ledge they read as one ensemble rather than three separate idols. Splitting them across a room loses that effect.
Product specifications
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Quantity: Set of 3
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Dimensions (each): 18cm height x 10cm length
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Material: Metal with antique gold finish
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Design: Turbaned Ganesha with tabla, sitar and piano
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Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
Gifting
Housewarmings and weddings, where a set of three carries more presence than a single idol, and it suits anyone in the house who plays or teaches music.