Ganesha idols and other artifacts are purchased in large numbers and as far as Diwali painting are concerned, this mischievous elephant headed God is a perennial favorite amongst artists. Take a look at these breathtaking Diwali paintings
Chand Ganesha
This glass painting shows Ganesha (a Hindu God) in a seated posture, with his face in profile and his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing. The painting shows Ganesha in auspicious red clothing and is decorated with semi-precious stones. The painting highlights the ornaments on Ganesha and shows his vaahana, (vehicle) Mooshak, (mouse) near Ganesha's feet. The Chand Ganesha is one of the most popular images of this God, and is most appropriate to occupy the pride pf place in the family living room or study. It helps keep the vibes pure and facilitates meditation.
Mayur Ganesha
This glass painting shows Ganesha (a Hindu God) in a seated posture, with his face in profile and his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing. The painting shows Ganesha crowned with peacock feathers and carrying a lotus flower in one hand. The painting in soft earth colors is decorated with semi-precious stones. Lord Ganesha is worshipped as the remover of obstacles, and as a symbol of wisdom, prosperity and success. This painting is many a times placed in bedrooms for its soft pastel colors which help create and atmosphere conducive of sleep and rest.
Mushak Ganesha
This glass painting shows Ganesha (a Hindu God) in a seated posture on his vaahana (vehicle) Mushaka (mouse), with his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing. The painting in auspicious pink and blue colors is decorated with semi-precious stones. Lord Ganesha is worshipped as the remover of obstacles, and as a symbol of wisdom, prosperity and success. This handmade piece of art is double glass framed. This beautiful painting is so special that it deserves to adorn the walls of the family Puja room.
Sitting Ganesha
This glass painting shows Ganesha (a Hindu God) in a seated posture, with his face in profile and his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing. The painting in auspicious red and green colors is decorated with semi-precious stones. The painting highlights the ornaments on Ganesha, the folds of his clothing, and the heap of 'modaks,' (a kind of Indian sweet) symbolizing prosperity, placed beside Ganesha. This handmade piece of art is double glass framed and is extremely elegant and classy.
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