Heramba Ganapati is 11th among the 32 forms of the Lord of Wisdom. Among all, the Heramba Ganapathi is very rare form “protector of the weak”. Here Lord Ganesh appears with five heads and ten hands. His right hand posture Abhya Mudra bestows blessing to all the devotees and main left hand grants wishes. On the other hands of the Lord holds a noose, japa beads mala (Rudrashaka), a battle axe, a battle hammer, his broken tusk as a weapon, garland, a fruit and his favourite sweet Modaka. The complexion is white in colour and rides on the Vahana (Vehicle) “the king of the beasts”, the mighty Lion. Here blue and yellow colours are prominently used here. The Lord is blessing his disciples. Here the Lord as well as the Lion are treated in a most minute manner and colour pattern is unique, a speciality of Batik painting.
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Heramba Ganapati is 11th among the 32 forms of the Lord of Wisdom. Among all, the Heramba Ganapathi is very rare form “protector of the weak”. Here Lord Ganesh appears with five heads and ten hands. His right hand posture Abhya Mudra bestows blessing to all the devotees and main left hand grants wishes. On the other hands of the Lord holds a noose, japa beads mala (Rudrashaka), a battle axe, a battle hammer, his broken tusk as a weapon, garland, a fruit and his favourite sweet Modaka. The complexion is white in colour and rides on the Vahana (Vehicle) “the king of the beasts”, the mighty Lion. Here blue and yellow colours are prominently used here. The Lord is blessing his disciples. Here the Lord as well as the Lion are treated in a most minute manner and colour pattern is unique, a speciality of Batik painting.
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