Six Armed Dancing Lord Ganesha Brass SculptureThe Remover of Obstacles is here given a royal touch. He is known as the sought after Ganapati as he helps his devotees to attain moksha through spiritual studies. He has four hands bearing the japa beads mala, broken tusk, a pot of precious gems and axe. As Kshipra Ganapati, he is also known as Ganapati who is easy to appease and gives quick reward to the devotees. He is depicted to have a broken tusk and four hands holding a noose, goad and a sprig

A beautiful colour pattern emerges in the painting that depicts the beauty of the Patachuitra style of painting

With his first foot

Product Code :5033

as Lord Ganesha is popularly known

Size :3"H x 1

Mahakali another form of Goddess Durga in a fiery posture

Swinging in India is celebrated through the festival Teej also known as 'Festival of Swings' marks the advent of monsoon season Falling on the Hindu month of Shravan (July-August)

a small boar the size of the tip of a thumb manifested from his nose

closely locked with the soles of both feet visible

The use of square and circular motifs has made the painting very attractive

Lord Ganeshs is also known as “Prathamesh” because he is worshipped before any other gods or goddess

Vishnu is preserver of the universe and the embodiment of goodness and mercy