Shree Parni Sevan Wood Ganpati

A Small Ganpati Meant for Everyday Worship

At 8cm this is the smallest of the Sevan wood Ganpatis, made for the mandir rather than for display. Its size suits a home temple where several deities already sit together, or a small puja shelf where a tall idol would crowd the space.

Shreeparni, or Sevan, is treated as a sattvic wood, which is why it is chosen for idols that are worshipped daily and handled during aarti rather than kept behind glass. It resists decay naturally, so it holds up to years of regular puja.

Why Shreeparni wood is chosen for pooja

• Sattvic: Considered pure and suitable for daily worship and meditation
• Vedic tradition: Long used for carving deities meant for the home mandir
• Vaastu: Kept to clear negative energy from the puja space
• Longevity: Naturally resistant to decay

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