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Gajmukha
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Harsh Chhajed
Description
Gajmukha—literally meaning “elephant-faced”—is a refined portrayal of Lord Ganesha, emphasizing the divine strength and wisdom symbolized by his elephant head. Harsh Chhajed carves sweeping lines and dotted textures in seafoam, creating depth without heaviness. The curved tusk and stylized crown give this piece both character and grace. With its symmetrical balance and organic glow, Gajmukha feels both ancient and contemporary.
Why This Artwork Stands Out:
- Elegant linework portraying Ganesha’s calm yet commanding presence.
- Fine textural work characteristic of seafoam craftsmanship.
- Harmonious geometry lends the figure visual stability and rhythm.
- Represents Chhajed’s deep personal devotion to Ganesha in sculptural form.
A perfect choice for collectors of sacred minimalism or admirers of Indian craft innovation.
$ 959.99
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Gajmukha signify?
It translates to “the elephant-faced one,” symbolizing strength, wisdom, and protection.
How does this piece show Chhajed’s technique?
The controlled etching and curved forms reflect years of mastery over fragile seafoam.
Is the piece hand-carved?
Yes, each element is shaped and refined entirely by hand using customized tools.
What makes it unique among Ganesha depictions?
Its modern composition and organic material distinguish it from traditional stone or metal sculptures.