Lord Ganesha, also known as the God who removes every obstacle, is a much reverend Hindu God. He is said to be a patron of arts and science and is considered as an epitome of intellect and wisdom. He is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. His head is that of an elephant and body of a human being. Here, he is portrayed dancing. Lord Ganesha is seen with 4 hands and posed with his leg lifted. His upper left hand holds an axe, right holds a noose and lower left holds a broken piece of his own trunk. The snake, named Vasuki, is tied to his stomach and he is considered as the large bellied God. He is adorned with jewellery from his crown to his anklets and near his feet lie his ever faithful vehicle, the Mouse or Mooshik. He is seen dancing on a lotus flower.

 Material: Tussar silk, natural dyes and fabric colours

NOTE: This painting's cleaning and dusting should be done with a dry cloth