Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi are always worshipped together in Hinduism, especially during the festival of Diwali. Lakshmi adopted Ganesha as her son and took an oath that not worshipping Ganesha with Lakshmi will keep the person far away from the blessings of Sri (Goddess Lakshmi). Praying Ganesha and Lakshmi together is a way to gain success without any obstacles. Talking about the bright yellow-gold hue, every minutest feature is vividly displayed in this base shade. Wide open eyes seem to be vigilant to the negativities of the world and the trishul (trident) mark on forehead is suggestive of his patronage.You can’t stop admiring the lavish patterns of Ganesha’s dhoti bedecked in treasures of beads and gold chains along the knees that complement with the floral pendant necklaces of varied sizes. The floral etched trunk and embellished ears are a matter of sculptor’s love for art and creativity. Apart from this, you can’t stop yourself from eulogizing the intricacy of carves of his crown in thin horizontal layers and the royal jewel beautified in the centre.
