Key Points – Lord Ganesh

• Known as Ganesh or Ganesha, the Remover of Obstacles and Lord of Beginnings.

• Widely worshipped in Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism (as Maha Rakta Ganapati), and Newar tradition in Nepal.

• Symbol of wisdom, success, prosperity, and good fortune.

• Depicted with an elephant head, large ears (listening), and a rounded belly (abundance).

• Often shown holding a modak (sweet), axe, lotus, and rope, each with symbolic meanings.

• In Tibetan Vajrayana, Ganapati is seen as a powerful guardian deity invoked during tantric rituals.

• Popular for new ventures, business success, and household protection.

• Revered by students, merchants, travelers, and spiritual seekers.

• Yes Handicraft offers handmade Ganesh statues in oxidized, silver-plated, and full gold finishes.