This bronze statue of Ganesha, seated in lalitasana on a lotus throne, showcases him in the Ekakshara form with four arms, holding his symbolic attributes and accompanied by a miniature mouse, reflecting traditional South Indian artistry.

Ganesha, the gentle son of Shiva and Parvati, is shown seated in lalitasana on a grand lotus throne. This bronze statue features him in the Ekakshara form, symbolizing the seed syllable "Gam" and "Omkara." The four-armed deity holds an ankush (goad), pasha (noose), modaka (sweet), and danta (tusk), and is adorned with a snake and jeweled belt. Accompanied by a miniature mouse, this South Indian-style idol is both finely detailed and traditional.