High-precision 3D sculpture of Lord Ganesha seated in Lalitasana on an ornamental lotus plinth (Catalog ID: 2651) engineered for fine metal investment casting, altar figurines, and CNC machining.

Classical Hindu iconography featuring four arms bearing traditional attributes, Abhaya mudra blessing gesture, and modak vessel, framed by an intricate sunburst halo and tiered temple crown.

Integrated structure resting upon a broad circular lotus-petal base for absolute stability and easy mounting.

Overall Model Height: 49.36 mm.

Solid Mesh Volume: 2651 mm³ (2.65 cm³).

Mesh Integrity: 100% closed, watertight manifold geometry verified free of non-manifold edges.

Deliverable Format: High-density production-ready STL mesh.

Scalability: Proportional uniform scaling fully supported across all major slicing and CAD platforms.

Additive Manufacturing: Compatible with professional SLA, DLP, and ultra-high-resolution LCD resin 3D printers.

Layer Thickness: 25 to 30 microns (0.025–0.03 mm) Z-axis slicing recommended to preserve subtle drapery folds, intricate necklace beading, and crown details.

Consumables: Direct-investment castable photopolymer wax formulations or high-detail standard resins.

Platform Placement: Orient upright flat on the planar base or inclined 20° to 30° backward; anchor support contact points to the flat bottom surface to prevent surface scarring on front features.

Foundry Workflow: Thorough solvent cleaning and complete UV post-curing prior to standard lost-wax investment burnout and precious metal casting (Gold, Sterling Silver, Brass, Bronze).