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Description: The Gnanapazham, or Fruit of Knowledge, is an important story from Hindu tradition. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati offered the fruit to Ganesha and Murugan, asking them to go around the world. Ganesha wisely went around his parents, saying, “My parents are my whole world.” Impressed by his wisdom and devotion, Shiva gave the fruit to Ganesha. The story teaches us that true knowledge comes from understanding, love, and respecting our parents.
Category: Hindu Deities
Material: Clay / Mud / Teracotta
Type: Groups / Sets
Size: 7- 8 inches
No. of. dolls: 4
Weight: 4 Kgs
The Gnanapazham, or Fruit of Knowledge, is an important story from Hindu tradition. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati offered the fruit to Ganesha and Murugan, asking them to go around the world. Ganesha wisely went around his parents, saying, “My parents are my whole world.” Impressed by his wisdom and devotion, Shiva gave the fruit to Ganesha. The story teaches us that true knowledge comes from understanding, love, and respecting our parents.
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