Stake attention in this memory
In Kirtipur, Nepal, a stone statue of Ganesha is enshrined within a red brick alcove. The statue, carved in a seated posture with multiple arms, is adorned with traces of red and yellow pigment. Two brass bells, suspended by a chain from the alcove's ceiling, hang to the left of the statue. The brickwork of the alcove shows signs of age, with moss and lichen growth in places, and is splattered with colorful powders, likely offerings. The ground in front of the statue is covered with fallen leaves and flower petals. A small, dark oil lamp fixture is mounted on the right interior wall of the alcove. Overhead, a green metal railing and glimpses of leafy vegetation are visible through the arched opening.
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