Meaning: Vighnaharta means "remover of obstacles"; Parna means "leaf". Ganesha set on the sacred peepal leaf brings together the first-worshipped deity and the tree of life.

Vastu placement: Traditionally hung at the main entrance facing inwards, or on the north-east wall, to welcome good beginnings into the home.

Begin every day with the blessing of Lord Ganesha. Vighnaharta Parna Ganesha is hand-crafted in 100% pure brass by Indian artisans, showing Ganesha's serene face resting on a sacred peepal leaf, finished with a crowned headdress, Om motif and finely chased leaf veins. In Sanatan Dharma, Ganesha is honoured first in every ritual as the remover of obstacles, and Vastu Shastra recommends his image at the entrance or in the north-east for auspicious beginnings. The artefact is mounted on black pure velvet inside a 12 × 12 inch wooden frame in antique gold finish, so it reads like a museum piece on any wall. A meaningful brass Ganesha wall hanging for a new home, office opening or Diwali gift.