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A small figurine of the deity Ganesha, the elephant-headed god, shown seated on a pink lotus-style pedestal against a black background. The pale cream-coloured body has gold and pearl-bead ornaments, a golden crown with a pointed pink halo behind it, and a red-painted tilak mark on the forehead. In its hands are a golden axe, a golden goad, and a red laddoo sweet held by the trunk. A brown sash crosses the belly, and a small brass plaque on the base is engraved with the word PADMA. Deity murti, not a person.

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Lord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaA photograph of a seated Ganesha deity murti against a black background. The elephant-headed figure sits on a red and gold cushioned seat with a red halo and ornate gold crown. It holds a rod in one raised hand and a bowl of sweets in the other, wears a white and pink flower garland, and has a small mouse at its feet. Fruit lies in a bowl at the lower left and a dish of red powder at the lower right. A gold plaque on the black base reads PAVITRA.Lord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaLord GaneshaA small cream-coloured resin figurine of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, seated cross-legged on a rectangular plinth against a black background. The figure has a tall ornate crown, a red and yellow tilak mark on the forehead, and a long trunk curling toward the viewer. Of its four arms, one holds an axe and another a sweet or modak, with brown shading accentuating the carved jewellery and garlands. No people are present; this is a product photograph of a deity statue.Lord Ganesha