Ganesh Art India was born out of the desire to make art lovers, lovers of beautiful objects and lovers of India discover the beauty of Indian statuary art. Indian statues made of bronze, brass or copper alloy represent sacred art (Hindu, Buddhist, or Jaîn) as well as tribal art: they invite all enthusiasts to feel the wonder !
In India, on Holi Day (this year March 29th) everything is allowed (or almost): no more barriers linked to caste, social status, religion... to this day, all people are equal. Powders and colored water can appear from everywhere and nowhere...
More than a thousand years ago, Mohra's art spread to the Himalayas in the present-day states of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakand...
Ganesha in the Hindu pantheon is one of the sons of Shiva and Parvati (with Skanda). He symbolizes wealth, wisdom, luck. Ganesha is considered by his most fervent disciples as the supreme God, beyond the gods of Trimurti...
The Chola were originally installed in Tanjore (in present-day Tamil Nadu) from the 9th to the 11th century, then the capital moved to Gangaikondacholapuram, a royal city built at the time of the heyday of the Cholas under the reign of Rajendra I to celebrate the victory over the Pala of Bengal.