Brass Ganesha with Arch Idol 9″

Height: 9 Inches , Weight: 2.560 Kg

1. Ritual and Spiritual Usages

Brass Ganesha with Arch Idol

Pooja Room Centrality: A brass idol, such as the Ganesha with an Arch (Prabhavali), is typically the centerpiece of a home altar, used for daily prayers and offerings.

Invoking Auspiciousness: The Ganesha Pooja Bell is rung at the start of rituals to formally welcome the deity and clear the air of negative energy.

Consecrating New Beginnings: Idols are central to Griha Pravesh (housewarming) ceremonies and business inaugurations to ensure a smooth start.

2. Protective and Vastu Usages

Entrance Protection: The Drishti Ganesha (often featuring a lion) is mounted on the outer wall above the main door to act as a shield against the “evil eye” and jealousy.

Inviting Prosperity: A Ganesha Kalasam wall mount is placed facing the interior of the home to symbolize abundance and the constant flow of life-giving energy into the house.

Directional Placement: For maximum benefit, these idols are best placed on the North, Northeast, or East walls, which are considered the most auspicious directions for mental peace and growth.