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Ganesh God (Sitting) - With Book
Statue of Lord Ganesha in a seated posture, featuring a burnished bronze or dark gold finish with a deep patina that highlights its intricate carvings. Ganesha is depicted with a highly detailed, conical crown, large textured ears, and a forehead marking, with his trunk curving down and toward his left side. He possesses four arms: his upper right hand holds an axe, his upper left hand holds a looped noose, and his two lower hands hold a stylus and a large, unrolled scroll resting across his lap. The deity's plump torso is adorned with multiple beaded necklaces, while his legs are draped in a dhoti decorated with swirling paisley and floral patterns. At the base of the statue, on the left side, sits his traditional vehicle, a small, patterned mouse looking up at him; on the right side rests a small bowl filled with sweets. The entire sculpture is mounted on a wide, flat circular pedestal carved with a continuous lotus petal motif, all set against a plain, dark gradient studio background.