රු240,000.00
This masterpiece Ganesha statue is an awesome artwork of Brass, turquoise & coral stones. The workmanship of stones is seamless (without any gaps in the stonework) that speaks volumes of the quality of work. Keep it in your temple for prosperity & good luck or gift it to someone .
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