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A dark wooden display shelf unit with eight compartments stands against a white wall beside a doorway, filled with dozens of small Ganesha figurines in varied materials. Colourful painted resin figures with pink, red and gold tones sit alongside carved brown wooden-look Ganesha statues and deep red pieces, many on decorative arched backdrops. A printed label on the top ledge reads 'Collect and decorate house with the 108 forms of Ganesha / For Display only'. No people are visible in the scene.

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A photograph of a dark wooden multi-cube shelf unit holding many Ganesha figurines in varied materials and colours. Carved tan-brown and red sculptures sit alongside painted pink, white and multicolour Ganesha statues, some seated on lotus leaves, some with mouse vahana and some in small gilded shrines. Items are arranged across three shelf rows. No people are visible.A photograph of a tall dark-brown wooden display shelf filled with many small Ganesha figurines in varied materials and colours. Pink and white Ganesha statues, sandalwood-coloured carved figures, and deep red figures sit in compartments, with a larger arched shrine-like backdrop on top of the unit and a green potted plant at right. A small printed card on the shelf top reads that the collection is for display only. No people are visible.Photograph of a dark wooden display shelving unit filled with many small Ganesha murti figurines in varied materials and colours: painted pink, white and multicoloured clay, terracotta-brown carvings, and deep red resin pieces. Some sit on green leaves and small plinths; a larger arched shrine backdrop with ornate gold and red detailing rises above the top shelf. A printed card on the top shelf reads 'Collect and decorate house with the 108 forms of Ganesha / For Display only' with a smaller line beneath. A potted leafy plant stands to the right. No people are visible.A photograph of a dark wooden shelving unit holding a collection of Ganesha figures and other deity images. Several carved wooden Ganesha reliefs and statues in light brown tones sit on the lower and right shelves, with a larger carved Ganesha on the right side. On the left, a pale pink Ganesha statue stands beside a dark red carved deity panel, with a small figure in the centre of a silver stand between two blue-green figures. A sheet of orange and yellow ritual offerings sits on a green leaf below. No people are visible.2007-11-22A photograph of a grey display shelf holding many small deity statues and figurines. In the foreground left, a Ganesha figure with a Lakshmi-like goddess in red and gold sits behind a blue arched backdrop, with a brass oil lamp and small decorative items on green leaves below. Right of centre, a pink and white Ganesha figure with gold crown and jewellery sits beside a carved wooden Ganesha and several small red and yellow carved Ganesha figures. No people are visible; the statues are the only figures in the scene.2007-11-22Shelves hold a collection of Ganesha figurines in a display cabinet. Many small statues show the elephant-headed deity in varied poses and materials: painted resin figures in red, pink, yellow and blue, plus tan and brown carved-looking figures. Some sit on peacock or lotus bases, some stand inside gold arches or red miniature shrines, and one wears a crown. Labels and plaques sit at the base of several pieces. No people are visible.2007-11-22A photograph of a dark wooden display shelf unit filled with many small Ganesha figurines, deity murti in painted resin and terracotta-coloured finishes. Figures include elephant-headed Ganesha seated or standing, some with red, pink, gold and white paint, some in arched niches and on decorative bases, plus a few Lakshmi-style figures and a small boat-shaped piece. A white card on the top ledge reads 'Collect and decorate house with the 108 forms of Ganesha. For Display only', with a smaller line beneath. No people are visible.A dark wooden shelving unit with white-backed cubbies holds a large collection of Ganesha figurines in varied materials and colours. Pieces include painted pink and multicolour ceramic figures, carved tan wood-toned statues, red lacquered figures, and gilded small shrines, many seated or dancing with raised hands. Some sit on lotus leaves or pedestals, and a few small plates carry label tags. No people are visible; the scene is an arrangement of deity murti statues.A photograph of a dark wooden display shelf unit against a pale wall, holding many small Ganesha figurines in pink, red, orange and natural wood tones. A printed card at the top reads that the display is for collecting and decorating a house with the 108 forms of Ganesha and is for display only. Some figures sit under arches, others on pedestals, with a potted plant to the right. No people are visible in the scene.Photograph of a dark wooden display shelf unit holding many small Ganesha figurines in terracotta, painted pink, red and gold finishes. Ganesha forms with elephant heads sit in arched niches, some seated with ornaments and some with mooshika companions. A paper sign on top reads that the display is for collecting and decorating a house with the 108 forms of Ganesha, for display only. A potted green plant stands at the right and a large deity murti appears in the upper left corner. No people are visible.Interior photograph of a display room with black cube shelving set against a white cinder-block wall. The shelves hold rows of painted deity murti figurines in bright colours alongside many small golden-orange carved figures, arranged in tiers. Two large polished brass Nataraja-style dancing figures stand on red floor mats in the foreground, and a smaller brass figure stands at the right. Several painted figures sit atop the tall shelves. No people are visible.A photograph of a display table draped in white cloth showing many small figurines of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha. The statues are in orange-tan and deep red finishes, including seated Ganesha forms with raised hands, a throned Ganesha with a multi-armed design, and red ones in a relaxed posture. A small framed picture of Ganesha sits among them, and a small red-and-white figure appears at the front centre. Metal shelving frames the display. No people are visible.2007-10-12