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A small grey stone or clay figurine of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, shown seated on a low pedestal in a side view against a black background. The figure has a large trunk curled toward its lap, an upraised ear-like form, and fine incised patterns and lines on the head, arms and body. No people are visible; the statue is the sole subject.

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September 24 20112011-09-24September 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20112011-09-24September 24 20112011-09-24A small pale grey-green stone figurine of the deity Ganesha, shown seated with an elephant head, a tall crown-like headdress, and multiple arms holding ritual objects, carved with fine decorative detailing. It rests on a dark wooden shelf against a black background. The figure is a statue, not a living person.2011-09-24 +1 copiesA small grey-green stone carving of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated cross-legged on a tiered pedestal, with four arms, a trunk resting toward the front, and a carved forehead motif. It sits on a dark reflective surface against a black background with blurred red light streaks. No people are visible.2011-09-24 +1 copiesA small grey stone carving of the deity Ganesha, seated in a relaxed pose on a raised round pedestal against a black background. The figure has an elephant head with a trunk curling toward its belly, a crown-like ornament, and several arms holding objects, with a broad belly and decorative bands across the chest. The stone is carved with fine detail, and there are no people in the scene.2011-09-24