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1. This detailed Ganesh statue shows the Supreme God Ganapati seated on a throne chair with a rat at his feet. The rat represents greed and base instincts. Ganesh, the God of wisdom, helps control all the urges that the rat represents. The design is inspired by Balinese Hindu temple sculptures in Indonesia, well known for their expert wood and stone artisans.
2. Ganesha is believed to attract more wealth, happiness and prosperity in a home. Ganesha Idol should be placed in the east or the west directions of the house. Northeast corner of the house is the best location to set up your Ganesha idol. Never place Ganesha facing South nor attached to the walls of toilets or inside the toilets nor bedrooms.