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A small painted figurine of Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, seated cross-legged against a plain black background. He wears a red turban with a gold ornament and a tall red plume, a red-marked forehead with a gold tilak, and gold earrings. His trunk curls toward a dark object held in both hands, with a green-and-white garland and a red beaded necklace across his chest. His arms are adorned with gold bangles, and he wears an orange-yellow dhoti with purple shoulder cloths. The figure is a deity murti, shown alone with no people present.

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Lord GaneshaA small painted figurine of the deity Ganesha, shown seated cross-legged against a black background. The elephant-headed figure wears a red turban with a feather-like crest, gold earrings, a purple and orange garment, and layered beaded necklaces. Its trunk curls toward a black object held in its hands, and a red vertical mark runs down the trunk. A small red and white decorative detail appears on the forehead. No people are visible.A small painted figurine of Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, photographed against a black background. The figure sits cross-legged in a relaxed pose, wearing a red turban with gold beadwork, a purple shawl over the shoulders and an orange dhoti. Gold beaded necklaces hang on the chest, and the trunk curls toward a black round object held in the hands. A red tilak mark is on the forehead. No people are visible.Lord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord Ganesha