Lord Ganesh, Elephant-headed Hindu God Of Beginnings Royalty-Free Stock Photo

Lord Ganesha is a stucco sculpture with a lap size of 7 meters wide, 16 meters high, has four hands, and is characterized as an idol sitting in the position of Lalitasana, wearing a stone (crown) decorated with glass mosaics of various colors. The proboscis skews to the right and returns to the left of Lord Ganesh. A snake wrapped around the tray underneath the left breast, decorated with natural colored stones. The upper right-hand holds a lotus flower. The right hand below shows the blessing gesture. The upper left hand holds the ax, and the lower left hand holds the Modaka bowl. Clothing with a Pattraphon, wearing an Indian style. Inside the temple are the Hanuman and Sai Baba temples. Holding the mind builds morale for believers, and those who have worshipped are considered auspicious for life.