Ganesh

A unique god who brings academic achievement, business prosperity, and good fortune.

Ganesha is a Hindu god that has been worshiped in India since ancient times. His name means "Lord of the Crowds (Gana)" in Sanskrit.

A god with a pot-bellied human body and the face of an elephant with one broken tusk, and has four arms. Ganesha is a god with a distinctive elephant face that is instantly recognizable as Ganesha, and this elephant face is said to symbolize Ganesha's wisdom.

It is said that he removes all obstacles and brings wealth, and is worshiped as the "god of starting a business" and "god of improving financial luck" when starting a new business. He is also worshiped as the god of "prosperous business."

If you look closely at Ganesha's face, you will see only one fang. It is said that the broken tusk was broken by himself to be used as a writing instrument for writing the Mahabharata, an ancient Indian religious, philosophical and mythological epic. It is said that what he usually holds in his lower right hand is a tusk (writing instrument) that he broke himself.

 Based on these legends, Ganesha is revered as a god with a clear mind, a ``god of wisdom'' and a ``god of learning,'' and is said to be rich in spiritual messages for students working hard on their studies, and it is said that it is a good idea to pray to Ganesha before starting anything.

Actual Ganesha statues are typical of India, and are often enshrined in a lively manner with gorgeous decorations and colors. Of course, some statues and reliefs are expressed in a single color, but due to their size and weight, it may be difficult to incorporate them into everyday life.

Therefore, ZOCALO's Ganesh collection has been created to show respect for Ganesha, the "god of learning" and "god of business prosperity," and to make it a piece of jewelry that you can carry around with you.

We offer a wide variety of jewelry, including pendants and rings, as well as bracelets and earrings. From detailed and carefully finished three-dimensional shapes to relief-like designs that make a subtle statement, the lineup is worth seeing.

How about praying to Ganesha, the unique god who brings you "academic achievement", "prosperity in business", and "good fortune"?