A large, stylized depiction of the Hindu deity Ganesha, predominantly pink with a textured surface, is displayed on a plain white wall in Puttaparthi, India

A large, stylized depiction of the Hindu deity Ganesha, predominantly pink with a textured surface, is displayed on a plain white wall in Puttaparthi, India. The Ganesha image features intricate white and light blue adornments on its head and ears, a visible brown eye, and a downward-curving trunk. A raised pink hand, bearing the Om symbol (ॐ) on its palm, is positioned to the left of Ganesha's head, accompanied by a white pearl-like detail. An intact white tusk, marked with a golden band, extends from the right side of the deity's face. To the left of the Ganesha depiction, a tall, golden multi-tiered oil lamp (deepam) with four illuminated flames is painted on the wall. Two additional smaller, golden bowl-shaped oil lamps, each with a single flame, are painted to the right of Ganesha's trunk. The top of the image shows the junction of a white wall and ceiling.