Divine Art Sculpture: Lord Ganesha, Siam Sittibinayak
It is not often that we see a Ganesha statue designed to resemble the royal or royal Khon garb, modeled after the garb of ancient Siamese kings. The artist's choice of ancient Thai art in designing this Ganesha statue gives the Siam Siddhi Binayak a clear identity to convey to the world the value of this auspicious divine art that comes with the exquisite delicacy of Thai artists' aesthetics.
With the latest technology, artists can design three-dimensional structures and incorporate Thai pattern details, a crucial component of Thai art. Beyond its aesthetic value, it also conveys the essence of the work, conveying the essence of the content and philosophy with the most exquisite detail. This, combined with the world's latest innovation in casting idols, makes 'Phra Phikanet Siam Sitti Binayak' one of the most valuable and collectible works of divine art of this era.
Another key factor in creating Buddha images or sacred idols is the sacred substances used as components. 'Phra Phikanet Siam Sitti Binayak' has received sacred substances collected from various sacred places of both Buddhists and Hindus in India, Nepal, China, Tibet, Laos, Indonesia, Burma, and Thailand.
From the above details, that is the main reason why you should have at least one 'Phra Phikanet Siam Siddhi Binayak' statue for worship and collection. Because in addition to being valuable as an art, it also brings great auspiciousness to the owner.
Model : Model 6
Size : Height 5 cm.
Total Produced : 299 statues
Design and Sculptor : Phattanachok Maneechot
Production Control : Raluek