This beautiful brass piece represents Ganesha seated, with his left foot folded under him and the right foot placed on the base. His headgear is a composite of turban and crown, behind we can see his aura, to mark his divine persona, a feature of Indian religious sculptures. Out of his four hands, the two at the back hold one noose each, to capture all the hurdles of his worshippers with one quick movement of his hand. In his left hand below, he holds a laddu, his favorite sweet, because even gods can have a sweet tooth! His right hand is raised in Abhaya mudra, symbolizing fearlessness, telling all beings to have no fear, for the God of wisdom and auspiciousness is on our side. The intricacy of the work can be seen in the way his dhoti/loincloth folds are shown.
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