Original Hand-Painted Lord Ganesha Thangka Painting – Oil Varnished Newari Paubha Sacred Art

This stunning hand-painted, oil-varnished Hindu-Buddhist Thangka depicts Lord Ganesha, the beloved elephant-headed deity revered as the Remover of Obstacles and the God of Wisdom, Prosperity, and Protection. Created in the traditional Newari Paubha style, this artwork radiates divine energy and cultural richness.

At the center, Lord Ganesha sits on a lotus throne, surrounded by a brilliant aura of fire that symbolizes his power to burn away negativity and guide devotees toward success. His four arms carry sacred symbols:

Axe – cutting attachments and removing obstacles
Lotus – purity, awakening, and spiritual growth
Blessing Mudra – bestowing peace and protection
Bowl of Sweets (Laddus/Modak) – prosperity and rewards of devotion

At his feet rests a stack of holy scriptures, representing wisdom and knowledge. Above him, the presence of Lord Shiva (with trident and serpent) and Goddess Parvati affirms his divine lineage. The sun, moon, and stars complete the cosmic balance of the scene, while mountains and rivers in the background connect the divine with the natural world.

✨ Every detail—from his crown and ornaments to the flowing robes—has been meticulously painted by hand, using natural pigments and stone colors, making this a true masterpiece of sacred Himalayan art.

Details:

Painting Size: 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm)
Overall Size with Brocade: 26 x 35 inch ( 66 x 89 cm)
Material: Handmade cotton canvas
Colors: Natural pigments, stone, and mineral colors
Finish: Oil-varnished for long-lasting preservation

Purchase Information:

Colors may vary slightly due to lighting or screen resolution (artwork is even more vibrant in person)
The size mentioned does not include the outer border.
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🌸 Bring home this Lord Ganesha Thangka from Gorkha, Nepal—a sacred reminder of wisdom, prosperity, and protection, and a rare piece of authentic Himalayan art.