Handcrafted Vietnam White Marble Ganesh on Singhasan Throne, 24in

This 24-inch Ganesh is envisioned as the presiding deity of a formal home mandir — seated in majestic repose upon an ornately carved singhasan throne with a tall, foliate backrest. The composition is deliberately regal: the throne lifts Lord Ganapati above the everyday, framing the four-armed form the way a temple sanctum frames its mula-vigraha, so the piece anchors a puja space rather than merely decorating it. The statue is carved from Vietnam White Marble, a bright, fine-grained stone with a clean, slightly cool undertone that reads as a luminous milky white under daylight. Its compact crystalline body takes a soft satin polish beautifully, letting light settle into the deep folds of the dhoti and glow gently at the thinner edges of the ears and trunk. Unlike warmer creams, this stone keeps the murti serene and bright — a quality devotees prize for a deity meant to be seen every day. Every devotional detail is rendered by hand: the right hand raised in abhaya mudra to bless and reassure, a modak cupped in a lower hand, an ornate mukut crowning the head, layered bead necklaces across the broad chest, and the faithful mushak seated at the base gazing upward at his lord. The single curved trunk turns toward the sweet, and the throne's scrolled armrests and lotus-carved plinth carry the same crispness of chisel work found on the figure itself. Made to order by TMW's master sculptors in Jaipur, this Ganesh suits a large home mandir, a temple-style niche, or a milestone gift for a griha pravesh or wedding. As a request-for-quote piece, dimensions, base styling, and finish can be tuned to your altar before carving begins.