A close-up photograph taken in Cotoperíz, Venezuela, depicts a multi-colored figurine of the Hindu deity Ganesha

A close-up photograph taken in Cotoperíz, Venezuela, depicts a multi-colored figurine of the Hindu deity Ganesha. The figurine is seated, featuring light cream-colored skin, an elephant head with a trunk curled to the left, and four arms. Its crown is golden with red and teal accents, and it wears orange and teal garlands over teal and purple garments. Red and teal armbands adorn the wrists. The upper left hand holds a yellow bowl-shaped object, the lower left holds an orange spherical object, the upper right holds a red and gold disc, and the lower right holds a yellow elongated object. A small silver-colored mouse figure rests on the golden lotus-style base, near Ganesha's lower left leg. The figurine is positioned on a dark, reflective surface. Background elements, out of focus, include a dark, carved wooden object to the left and a striped blue, beige, and brown ceramic pot to the right. In the right foreground, two metallic tealight candle holders contain solidified red wax, one showing a black wick stub. A small piece of light-colored wood is partially visible in the lower-left foreground.