Four-Armed Ganesha Idol for Car Dashboard
Four-Armed Ganesha Idol for Car Dashboard
Description:
“EKDANTAYA VAKRATUNDAY” The Almighty god for your very own car. The color combination has been set based on the preference of the majority of Lord Ganesha devotees. The Lenses eye work, which is a very difficult job to do in smalls idols, has been done by our dedicated kaarigars who excel in detail aesthetics, and also the kaarigars are the best in the industry.
Care Instructions
Clean with cold water and cotton cloth.
Dimension
L x B x H – 1.5 x 0.75 x 2.25 inch
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