Vintage wooden Ganesha mask

Amongst the pantheon of Hindu deities, the image of Ganesha is probably one of the most well-known ones; the (demi-)god with the elephant-head.

As the son of Shiva and Parvati, who together represent the optimal unity of the kosmos, Ganesha stands for dynamics such as new beginnings, first impulses and new roads. He is called upon by Hindu people when starting new paths, a new career or moving to a new house. And, being the patreon of travellers, the image of Ganesha can often be seen next to roads and crossroads.

Ganesha provides those calling upon him with a number of important qualities when moving onto these new paths. He is known as the god of wisdom, knowledge and prosperity and can help in overcoming difficulties on the road or even clear away the blockages entirely, thus helping to make the new path a success.

This wooden Ganesha mask comes from Nepal. It is made in a simple, but nice style and from good stable quality. Due to its age (approximately 1970-1980) and previous usage, some minor imperfections and damages may have occurred, but overall it is in very good condition. 

Size; approximately 20 centimeters high and 16 centimeters wide.

Only one available.