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A multi-panel wall art depicting Lord Ganesha is displayed on a green artificial turf surface. The art consists of five panels arranged in a staggered formation. The central and largest panel features a close-up of Lord Ganesha, who is seated and adorned with gold jewelry and a golden crown. He has four arms, holding a lotus and a conch in his upper hands, while his lower right hand is raised in a blessing gesture and his lower left hand is holding a sugarcane. He is surrounded by various colorful flowers. The two panels to the left of the central panel have text in a yellow script on a maroon background, with the word "Shubh" on the left panel and "Laabh" on the panel to its right. The two panels to the right of the central panel also feature maroon backgrounds. The panel immediately to the right of the central one shows more of the floral arrangement. The furthest right panel displays golden text in a script that appears to be Sanskrit, written in a flowing style. The entire artwork is presented against a backdrop of blue wall and a white trim, with a wall-mounted light fixture visible in the upper left corner. The artificial turf provides a textured green foreground. The scene is likely located in a domestic or commercial interior in Bhadrapur, Nepal, given the decorative religious artwork.
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