This bronze statue of Sri Vallabha Ganapati, with an elephant head and ten arms, symbolizes devotion and wisdom, depicting Ganesha's fearsome avatar that liberated Vallabha from her curse.

The statue depicts Sri Vallabha Ganapati, a revered incarnation of Lord Ganesha. This form of Ganesha is known for marrying Vallabha, who was cursed to become a Rakshasi and troubled humans. To free her from this curse, Ganesha appeared as a fearsome avatar, pleased Vallabha, and removed her curse by having her sit on his lap. The statue features Ganesha with an elephant head and ten arms, each holding various symbols of power and nourishment. This bronze sculpture embodies devotion, wisdom, and auspicious beginnings.