A dark stone murti of Ganesha sits in a recessed niche with grey granite walls and a teal-painted frame. The elephant-headed deity has red tilak dots on his forehead and trunk, a pink flower on his crown, and a pink flower held in one hand. A white cloth with red edging is draped over his seated base. Three small oil lamps are lit at the lower left of the niche. - Nithyanandapedia

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A dark stone murti of Ganesha sits in a recessed niche with grey granite walls and a teal-painted frame. The elephant-headed deity has red tilak dots on his forehead and trunk, a pink flower on his crown, and a pink flower held in one hand. A white cloth with red edging is draped over his seated base. Three small oil lamps are lit at the lower left of the niche.

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