This sculpture presents Lord Ganesha in an enchanting chibi style, depicted in the dynamic pose of Nataraja, the Lord of Dance, traditionally associated with Lord Shiva. This representation of Ganesha as Nataraja is both unique and symbolic, blending Ganesha's attributes with those of his father, Shiva, emphasizing the universal nature of divine dance and rhythm in the cosmos.
Ganesha is shown with four hands, each holding significant items. The front two hands are in the Abhaya Mudra, a gesture that offers protection and dispels fear, emphasizing Ganesha’s role as a remover of obstacles and a provider of security to his devotees. In his rear hands, he holds an axe and a lotus flower. The axe represents the cutting away of all attachments, leading to spiritual enlightenment, while the lotus signifies purity and the evolution of the soul, blossoming even amidst challenges.
