Turban-Wearing Ganesha (Folk/Desi Style Ganesha)

Turban on the head: A rare and culturally significant representation, often seen in Rajasthani or Maharashtrian depictions of Ganesha. It emphasizes:

• • Folk tradition

  • Royalty

  • Local devotion/customs.

  • Four Arms: Classic symbol of Ganesha’s divinity, typically representing:

    1. Blessing mudra (abhaya) – for fearlessness

    2. Modak (sweet) – for joy and spiritual reward

    3. Weapon or noose (pasha) – for removing obstacles

    4. Broken tusk or another item – signifying sacrifice and learning.Seated posture (Lalitasana): A symbol of calm, wisdom, and readiness to act.Mouse (Mushika) near the base: Symbol of desire, which Ganesha controls