Traditional South Indian Carving of Four-armed Ganesha

<span style="font-weight: 400;">In the traditional South Indian carving style, a wooden idol of Lord Ganesha has been meticulously crafted. The divine depiction showcases Lord Ganesha seated gracefully on a lotus flower in Sukhasana, a relaxed pose. His upper two hands gracefully hold an ankush (goad) and pasha (noose), while the lower hands cradle a piece of his own broken tusk and a modak, a delectable sweet. Adorned with opulent jewelry and crowned majestically, this intricately carved representation captures the essence of divine beauty. Read more about Lord <a href="https://www.cottage9.com/blog/scripture-based-indian-traditional-art/">Ganesha</a> <a href="https://www.cottage9.com/blog/scripture-based-indian-traditional-art/">Here</a>.</span>