Description
Vignavinayaka, the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha, seated with four arms, holding traditional symbols and adorned with jewelry, radiating peace and positivity against a textured background.
₹175,000 Including GST
1 in stock
Dimensions: 34 × 27 in
Medium: Charcoal
Year of Creation: 2024
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