Layer Art Ganpati
Layer Art Ganpati
Product Overview
Elevate your space with this stunning, handcrafted Layer Art Ganpati. This 2x2 feet masterpiece features a vibrant azure blue Lord Ganesha, intricately layered in 3D over a hand-painted gradient canvas of warm mustard yellows and greens. It is the perfect blend of traditional devotion and contemporary design, ideal for your Mandir, living room, or entryway.
Artwork Details
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Subject: Lord Ganesha with a highly detailed, multi-layered 3D relief silhouette.
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Colors: Rich azure blue deity with silver/white intricate ear detailing, set against a textured warm yellow and teal background.
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Elements: Includes a stylized crown, delicate red Tilak, and a gracefully curved trunk.
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Styling: Complements a traditional brass Pooja setup (as shown in the image) or acts as a modern standalone statement piece.
The Frame
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Handcrafted dark wood frame with traditional carved Indian motifs.
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Pre-mounted with an LED picture light to highlight the layered textures and bring the artwork to life at night.
Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and lord of beginnings, is traditionally placed at the entryway, pooja room, or living room. For Vastu, position on the North-East wall with the deity facing inward - inviting prosperity and auspicious new starts into the home.
Crafted on a sealed HDF base with a brass-finish resin relief and hand-applied matte gold leaf. Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth. Keep away from direct moisture and prolonged sunlight to preserve the gold finish.
Every piece is handcrafted to order and dispatches in 15-20 business days. Shipped safely with insured, protective packaging across India. COD available on most pincodes.
As each artwork is made to order we do not accept change-of-mind returns, but we offer a 7-day replacement on transit damage or manufacturing defects.
Styled for your walls
Set against a warm neutral wall, the brass-finish relief catches the light and becomes the quiet centre of the room. Pair it above a console in the entryway or over the mandir for a devotional focal point that feels handcrafted, not mass-made.