In the ethereal realm of divine artistry, Lord Ganesha, “the remover of obstacles and harbinger of success”, emerges in resplendent magnificence. Poised upon a “Kirtimukha throne”, Ganesha, “also regarded as Devendrashika (the protector of all gods)”, commands attention in Lalitasana, an embodiment of regality. Clad in regal attire, bedecked in jewels, and crowned with regal splendour, Ganpati, “the Kripalu”, exudes eternal grace. The sacred thread, “Yajnopavita”, adorns him, a symbol of transcendence.

His ample belly symbolises cosmic abundance. In his upper hands, “goad” and “noose” signify guidance and restraint. The broken tusk held with divine poise hints at sacrifice, while the Modak He relishes embodies sweet fulfilment. Crafted in Panchaloha bronze from “Swamimalai” using the ancient “Madhuchista Vidhana (Lost-Wax) technique”, this masterpiece, a symphony of symbolism, unveils the cosmic dance of creation and destruction, encapsulating the eternal cycle of life.