In this granite sculpture, Ganesha is brilliant and magnificent, plump like a little child and heavenly like a monarch.
Seated on a lotus throne that is supported by another beautiful lotus platform, this statue is perfect for a grand shrine of Ganapati in your home or temple.
The auspicious Lord is depicted in the two-foot-long statue sitting on a beautifully carved lotus in the Maharajalilasana attitude, which is a king's pose.
The Karandamukuta, or inverted basket-shaped crown, bell around Ganesha's trunk, jeweled necklaces, a belly belt, and a waist belt with tasseled flowers are all used to adorn him.
His characteristics and hand motions are exquisitely outlined. According to Vastu and Hindu sacred books, Ganesha is the most potent and auspicious emblem. He is depicted as Vakratunda (one with the curving trunk), with his trunk coiled to the left. This sacred image is combined with his Ekadanta (single-tusked) and Modaka holding form, along with the Mushaka.
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