Brass Prabhavali Framed On Black Raw Silk With Dancing Ganesha In Antique Gold Frame. Height 45 cm x Width 35 cm Ht 31 x Width 24 cm Before lighting

Before lighting

The word is derived from the exhalation of the Sanskrit sound 'ham' and the inhalation of 'sa' - where the creature is associated with the swan or goose

it only this almighty Drishti Ganapati that can kill the demon of the evil eyes and bring about well being and prosperity to the world

close the lid to spread the fragrance of the flavoured incense all around the room

Brass Prabhavali Framed On Black Raw Silk With Dancing Ganesha In Antique Gold Frame. Height 45 cm x Width 35 cm Ht 31 x Width 24 cm Before lightingDivine brass temple frame or Prabhavali inspired by the temples of South India with the majestic Makara represented as the vehicle of Ganga , the river goddess enhanced by delicately handcrafted peacocks and yalis on each of the pillars of the frame. The Prabhavali with the idol of Lord Ganesha is crafted by skilled artisans from South of India and mounted on black raw silk and framed inside a synthetic antique finish gold frame. Measures: Size of the