This Tanjore painting of Raja Ganapati portrays Lord Ganesha as a majestic figure on a richly adorned throne, surrounded by symbols of prosperity and radiating wisdom and benevolence.

The Tanjore painting of Raja Ganapati portrays Lord Ganesha adorned as a regal figure, sitting majestically on a richly decorated throne. Clad in a lavish yellow dhoti and embellished with intricate jewelry, his four arms showcase various symbolic items, including a laddu, a flower, and a broken tusk. His serene expression reflects wisdom and benevolence, framed by an ornate crown. The background features vibrant colors and gold accents, enhancing the divine aura. Surrounding Ganesha are offerings of fruits and flowers, symbolizing prosperity and devotion, with a small mouse at his feet, representing humility and the importance of overcoming obstacles.

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.