Brazil is home from where quartz is known to be mined. It is in this country that green quartz holds a special identity. In the rain forest, the quartz has an evoking nature. This mineral has a sphere-like charismatic quality that is of perfection. Many believe that the green quartz helps others on a business level while, also, granting the ability between people to understand each other. Guena does an excellent job in polishing up this magnificent sculpture to give off an amazing vibe of positivity. The value of this quartz ball, ‘Green Healer’ is at $172.95.

With this fascinating mask of sese wood, Robert Nortey was inspired by the beliefs as well as traditions of the ancient days from which this carving was born. The Dagomba people located in much of the northern part of Ghana has art that Nortey does his absolute best to replicate with integrity. He enhances its beauty with an elaborate plate of brass. The customs of the Dagomba people regarding this mask, is that when the mask is worn that it be done at a time when a full moon is in the night’s sky. The belief is that this Ghanaian mask, ‘New Moon Healer’ carries properties of healing when worn at the proper time. It sells for $77.95.

The wood mask, ‘Tribal Healer’ was created by Wilson Aboagye. He goes about expressing the healing powers of a female who takes care of those whose health levels are not up to par. This female healer has been commonly referred to as a kokodouro. She is respected and has a sort of compelling elegance about her. Aboagye does a wonderful job in in portraying her characteristics in this carved mask that is made from a wood called The wood has been made smooth with polish of mansion. This was to give it an affluently glistened look and feel. This particular mask has a value of $39.95.

Victor Yao Delanya goes about carving this $47.95 wood mask, ‘Ghanaian Healer’ by using sese that is smooth to the touch. The serenity of this mask sort of goes in a direction of the spirits with a look of interest. The carving of a group of people in the eastern part of Ghana called the Akwapim. The mask is worn by the young Akwapim males who dress in special attire made for dances regarding healing. Delanyo has chosen to call this piece Aporn, which means health.

Kadek Wira goes about showing honor to a respected deity of Hinduism through such a piece of art as a puppet created from leather. The contributing factor of what makes this Ganesha Lord of Knowledge shadow puppet so impressive is the regalia and how it radiates with various colors. In Hinduism, Ganesha is known to provide key elements like intelligence and prosperity, for one to possess and live out an existence of fullness and worth. This leather shadow puppet, ‘Ganesha, Lord of Knowledge’ is sold for $67.95.

In this $59.95 palm leaf wall hanging, ‘Ganesha, the Son of Siwa’ is being exalted upon a lontar scroll. This is a way that Nengah Dika has chosen to exalt classic art of Bali. There are certain aspects of the palm leaf , also known as a lontar leaf, that gives Balinese of the ancient days the ability to bring about advancement to not just painting but literature as well. The palm leaf was Dika’s choice for performing detailed engraving work of Ganesha’s portrait, particularly on dry leaves with a couple of rods made of bamboo for display. This piece is particularly one to admire. The son of Siwa is what Ganesha is known to be. However, he is also the son of Durga. The man-elephant has been given the power to rule over disastrous occult types of forces to mankind. This is very sacred. The portrait has depicted Ganesha with four arms. In one arm, he is holding a symbolism of knowledge that is of eternal superiority in the form of a chain. The book of lontar leaves that represents the origin of the knowledge that was acquired over time. An axe with a sort of lash serves to bring about world protection from disaster and any evil.

This is a wood sculpture, ‘Happy Ganesha’ by Manoj Aggarwal. It is Ganesha’s presence that Aggarawal has chosen to bring attention to with an appeal using kadam wood made for sculpting. Ganesha is known to be lord over wisdom and knowledge. In order to complete the Mahabharata writing, Ganesha had used one of his tusks but only after he broken it off. This is the belief that is being spread and accepted by some. This wood sculpture of Happy Ganesha has a $39.95 price tag on it.

Ganesha is the son of two Hindu deities: Durago and Shiva. These two deities are among the most powerful in Hinduism. Ganesha is known to possess such a power that can control negative phenomena targeting the human population. This wood statuette, ‘Divine Ganesha’ is so well detailed that it beautifully depicts the relaxed and calm nature of this god on a parasol. Suresh Garg, the sculptor of this wood statuette, has Ganesha in a position and attire to bring about nobility. At the same time Garg has successfully executed showing the generosity and kindness of Ganesha in the features of his face. This magnificent work of art value at $109.95.

This magnificent Sandstone statuette,’Kind Ganesha’ depicts a well respected Ganesha sitting upon a throne of lotus. He is known for not just a heart that is kind but also for the wisdom he possesses. These traits are to represent the divinity of Ganesha’s nature. Wayan Kandiyasa exalts the greatness of this Hindu deity through this well detailed statuette made of sandstone that sells for $67.95.

The most admired and loved Hindu deity is Ganesha with an elephant head. He is the one counted on to remove obstacles of any kind from ones path. This painting of many colors has outlined Ganesha on a throne and in gold. Painter Mahender Kumawat has Ganesha on an ornamental and marble sculpted plate of Makrana that is on a stand made of sheesham wood. The beauty of it has been ameliorated with an inlay of glass and 22-carat gold. It is important to point out how marble changes at a continuous rate once carving has taken place. The original color has been known to change to an ivory color from a pristine white. This marble plate, ‘Ganesha in Yellow’ goes for $32.99.