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 !
« For Hindus, the Absolute exists either in a static, unmanifested form, above all, which is called "nirguna brahman" (Brahman without any attributes), or in a dynamic form, "saguna brahman" (Brahman with qualifications) which appears to us as the Creator God, Ishvara, and manifests itself in the three forms of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva «.(Arnaud Desjardins)
It is fascinating to watch the Dokra artists at work: this technique requires a great deal of know-how (which is transmitted from generation to generation), great skill and dexterity.
Today's Hinduism is strongly impregnated with the original Vedas but its practice has greatly evolved, many currents and schools have been created. The influence of Buddhism and Jainism is not negligible.
"The first good is health, the second beauty" Plato. Here, I would like to talk about the underestimated importance of art in professional and daily life.
