Traditional Chola Bronze Idol of Nritya Ganapati Ganesha

A masterpice South Indian bronze idol of Nritya Ganapati. Lord Ganesha has thirty-two forms and this traditional Chola bronze idol of Nritya Ganapati Ganesha is one of them. <br> <br>Ganesha, four-armed is seen dancing in this pose. He holds ankush, pash, modaka and danta (clockwise) in his four hands. He holds a pot covered with coconut in his trunk. This is called kalasha. Read about Ganesha in detail <a title="Read About Ganesha" href="https://www.cottage9.com/deity/know-about-ganesha-iconography-stories-buy-ganesha-art/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>. <br> <br>This idol would be one of the finest pieces of the form of Nritya Ganapati because the iconography, proportions and jewellery are all perfectly crafted in this idol. This is also a popular form of Ganesha, particularly among the South Indians. This would be a great art-work to own.