Dos and Don’ts of Using Ganesha Statue Idol for Home Décor

 

Many homes over the Indian Subcontinent have a God idol placed inside whether it is for décor or in hopes that the gods will bring them some good fortune. The Hindu goddess Durga was an ancient Mother Goddess, so I can only imagine what a sight one would witness upon entering any household with enough gold - filled idols of this beautiful goddess by your side!

Brass Ganesha idol for home décor are one of the most popular sellers in the traditional Indian market space for people living in India and abroad. To make sure that you maximize your feng shui, it's essential to take care of these religious idols at home. If you're planning to place a Lord Ganesha statue in your house, here are some important tips that will guide you not only on how to properly respect him but how to humanely keep him as healthy and happy as possible without disregarding his religious significance.

Have you recently purchased Lord Brass antique Ganesha idols for your home? If so, you’ve probably noticed the array of books and how-tos on décor and different means to place His statue in a prominent space. But sometimes all this information can be overwhelming or confusing, especially when you're replacing your old Ganesh with a new one or trying to place it in a space that seems off limits to most stores. In such instances, we would like to take the time to offer some tips on placing your new Hindu deity at home.

The right place to keep your Ganesh statues really depends on the materials used to make them. This can refer to the entire statue, the iconography, and even accessories you choose for them. Different materials tend to bring different kinds of energy which affects you in different ways overall! So whether you’re looking to enchant your surroundings this Diwali/beginning of the New Year, it’s a good idea to know what kind of energies each material incorporates and how that energy will affect whichever space you plan to place it

Brass Specific Material Used in brass Ganeshji idol is said to bring joy & prosperity to those who house them. This can be especially true for people who keep these idols facing the south, west or east. Placing an idol facing either north or northeast are said to nullify any prosperous effects, as it negates the positive energies of this deity and may cause problems within the household.

This is something the older generation still sings about. It's so important to know that when you measure any Ganesh idol online or at home, 95 percent of them will have their trunk facing left, not right. But if you look to Ganesh statues in temples, they'll have their trunks facing right. This is because idols with trunks facing right need powerful prayers that are said to bring in energies too strong for one’s home. So make sure your idols faces left and not right!

It’s not uncommon to find large statues of Ganesh anywhere. Most people associate the presence of any statue with good luck and prosperity for example at hotel entrances or even in their homes. A variety of experts credited such characteristics as a result of Ganesh’s legacy. However when placing statues of this God it is said that the back should not face any room, otherwise it would take away the power he holds over the home or business. If this happens, add an additional idol behind to double up instead of putting it in front only. This style placement has been seen before and now you know why!