This granite statue of Ganesha, the first-revered Hindu god, shows him in his revered Ekadanta (single-tusked) form, holding the Modaka that symbolizes the sweetness he brings into the lives of his devotees.
Maharajalilasana is a princely posture in which Ganapati sits on the lotus throne.
A tripunda marks his forehead, a bell marks his trunk, and numerous trinkets adorn his dotting, plump form.
Mushak, Ganesha's mount, sits before his throne, nearly grinning and bending down to the presence of his Lord imbued in granite's everlasting form.
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