Kadamba Wood Ganesha on a Blossoming Lotus
A 22cm Ganesha carved from Kadamba wood, a timber Jaipur carvers favour because its fine grain holds detail without splintering. The idol is seated on an open lotus, a form that stands for spiritual grounding and the clearing of obstacles.
The carving is done entirely by hand, from the mukut and the folds of the dhoti down to the laddoos and the mooshak at his feet. Kadamba wood has a pale golden tone that is left in its natural state here, so it sits comfortably in a traditional pooja altar as well as on a modern desk.
Craftsmanship and symbolism
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Kadamba wood: Soft enough for high-precision carving, durable enough to last
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Lotus pedestal: A 14cm base representing purity and unfolding wisdom
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Hand detailing: Etched jewellery, garlands and traditional Rajasthani motifs
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Stability: 10cm depth keeps it balanced on a mantel, desk or dashboard
Technical specifications
| Attribute |
Detail |
| Height |
22cm |
| Base length |
14cm |
| Width (depth) |
10cm |
| Material |
Sustainable Kadamba wood |
| Origin |
Jaipur, India |
| Care |
Dust with a soft, dry cloth |
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