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An elephant headed male figure, sitting with right leg extended, and with his trunk coiled up towards his left. He has four arms, with hands holding (clockwise from upper right) an elephant goad, an axe, a small delicacy or sweet, and with his lower right hand giving the abhaya mudra (blessing gesture).
Sir William Gray House
Hartlepool
Title
Ganesha
Date
19th C
Medium
bronze
Measurements
H 8.1 x W 6 x D 3.5 cm
Accession number
HAPMG : 1969.133.88
Acquisition method
bequeathed
Work type
Sculpture
Sir William Gray House
Clarence Road, Hartlepool, Tees Valley TS24 8BT England
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