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This is an original hand-painted Thangka painting of Lord Ganesha, framed with a traditional silk brocade. Revered across Hinduism and Buddhism, Ganesha is honored as the remover of obstacles, the patron of wisdom, and the bringer of prosperity. In Nepal, he is deeply celebrated, with countless temples in the Kathmandu Valley dedicated to him.
Depiction of Ganesha
In this Thangka, Ganesha is portrayed in his four-armed form, seated gracefully atop his white mouse vehicle. Each of his four arms carries a meaningful symbol:
Trident: Power to overcome obstacles.
Sweet (Laddu): His love of sweets and the sweetness of life.
Axe: The ability to cut attachments and negativity.
Radish: A reminder of life’s impermanence.
These attributes beautifully capture his character, embodying both his divine power and his playful, compassionate nature.
Cultural Significance
Known as Ganapati, Vinayaka, or Binayak, he is the beloved son of Shiva and Parvati. A popular myth recalls how he outsmarted his brother Kartikeya in a race, proving his cleverness by circling his parents instead of the world—reminding devotees of his wisdom.
Why This Thangka is Special
Hand-painted on handmade cotton canvas with natural pigments and gold.
Decorated with a traditional silk brocade frame.
A sacred and symbolic artwork, perfect for home altars, meditation rooms, or as a meaningful gift.
Represents both Hindu and Buddhist traditions and is a unique piece of cultural heritage.
Details
Size with Brocade: 22 x 29 in (48 x 68 cm)
Size of Painting: 8 x 10 in (20 x 25 cm)
Material: Handmade cotton canvas
Colors: Gold and natural pigments
Origin: Hand-painted in Nepal
Shipping & Notes
Free worldwide standard shipping with tracking.
Packed securely in a protective paper or PVC tube.
Paintings may show slight color variations due to lighting or screen settings.
Paintings are more vivid and detailed in person.
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This Four-Armed Ganesha Thangka is more than art—it is a sacred blessing for wisdom, prosperity, and protection, bringing divine energy into any space.
