Ganesha room fountain

Indoor Ganesha fountain with closed water circulation. A beautiful decoration for an apartment, office or conservatory, which serves not only to humidify the air. Running water soothes the sight of it, but also the sound. The sound of running water will contribute to peace, harmony and overall relaxation. LED backlighting completes the attractive atmosphere created by the fountain. Material: polyresin (resistant resin), dimensions: approx. 13.3 x 13.3 x 19.5 cm, weight approx. 700 g. The fountain is intended as a decoration for interiors only. Illustrative images, packaging appearance and material may vary.

The package includes: Ganesha figurine, water bowl, 220-240 V adapter, water pump with 12 V LED light. Frequency: 50 Hz.

Water in Feng Shui is the energy of silence, strength, calm and purification. He is the embodiment of unrealized possibilities and abilities. It is pliable and very strong. The water element brings the power of regeneration and rebirth, it is the energy of the circle of life. The energy of water is traditionally associated with the northern part of a room, apartment or house. It is associated with the area of career and life path. The water element should not be missing in any space that is used for rest , meditation, relaxation or prayer.

According to Hindu mythology , Ganesha is the son of the god Shiva and the goddess Parvati , he is the lord of all the atoms and energies that make up the universe. The universe would be in chaos if there were no supreme law governing the diverse parts that make it up. Ganesha permeates the universe as the supreme, omnipresent consciousness, bringing order. Although he is a formless deity, he is worshiped in the form of an elephant because expression in the form of words is impermanent and changes with time.

Ganesha's large belly symbolizes generosity , the raised hand represents protection, the lowered hand with the palm facing outward symbolizes the fact that one day they will all return back to earth. A single tusk means unequivocalness.
Modak is an Indian sweet popular in many parts of India. The sweet filling inside the modak consists of freshly grated coconut and palm sugar, while the outer soft shell is made of rice flour or wheat flour mixed with other ingredients. Modak can be fried or boiled. It is a sweet favored by the Indian deity, Ganesha.

Instructions for use: pour water into the bowl, connect the pump from the bottom of the statue, insert the LED light into the hole in the fountain. Connect the adapter. Turn on the pump switch and place the figurine on the container of water. Finally, plug the adapter into the socket.

Notice:
- change the water in the fountain every two weeks, this will prevent possible limescale build-up,
- add water regularly, the water evaporates and its volume decreases over time,
- do not let the fountain run dry, without water,
- do not use the fountain in case of any visible damage to the cable,
- if you are not going to use the fountain for a long time - pour out the water, dry the pump and store the fountain in a dry place, without direct sunlight,
- do not use any chemicals to clean the fountain, just wash it with a cloth napkin and warm water and then dry it,
- keep the fountain out of reach of children.