A beautiful sacred statue of Lord Ganesha depicted in the graceful dancing posture, known in Thai as “Phra Phikanet Pang Leela.” This elegant form symbolizes movement, creativity, wisdom, and the removal of obstacles.

The piece is associated with Wat Khaek (Sri Maha Mariamman Temple) in Bangkok, one of the most important Hindu temples in Thailand and a major center of devotion to Lord Ganesha and other Hindu deities.

This statue dates to around B.E.2500 (1957), a period when sacred objects from Wat Khaek became popular among devotees seeking blessings for success in business, arts, education, and new ventures. Lord Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles and the patron of wisdom, creativity, and prosperity.

The figure shows traditional Thai craftsmanship with detailed ornamentation and a lively dancing posture that reflects the joyful and auspicious nature of Ganesha worship.

Pieces connected with Wat Khaek Bangkok are highly appreciated among collectors of Thai Hindu devotional art and Southeast Asian sacred objects.

Details
- Deity: Lord Ganesha (Phra Phikanet)
- Temple: Wat Khaek (Sri Maha Mariamman Temple) Bangkok, Thailand
- Year: B.E.2500 (1957)
- Posture: Dancing / Leela posture
- Material: Bronze
- Size: Height approx 6.5 cm
- Condition: Good vintage condition with natural patina from age. Minor wear and surface marks consistent with age and handling may be present. Overall the statue remains attractive and displays beautifully.

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Shipping:
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