This Thanjavur painting showcases Lord Ganesha as Chaturbhujadhari in a vivid yellow dhoti, seated on an ornate throne, embodying compassion and surrounded by symbols of abundance.

This Thanjavur painting depicts the seated Lord Ganesha as Chaturbhujadhari, with four arms and clad in a vivid yellow dhoti, his gaze reflecting innocence and compassion. The symmetrical composition combines vibrant painted elements with gold-inlaid sections, enhancing Ganesha's transcendental presence. He sits on an ornate throne embellished with jewels and a parasol above, while his crown and adornments showcase metallic accents. The background features a temple-entrance structure and solid colors, completing the artwork, which includes a small mouse at his feet, symbolizing humility and devotion.

Tanjore painting is a traditional South Indian art known for its vivid colors, intricate details, and use of gold foil to depict deities and mythological figures.