Lord Ganesha Tanjore Painting

Ganesha combines “gana” (multitude) and “isha” (lord), meaning “Lord of the Multitudes,” symbolizing wisdom and the removal of obstacles.
In Hindu tradition, he represents auspicious beginnings, and in art his composed form conveys harmony, abundance, and spiritual guidance.

Best placed on a formal wall or above a console, where its scale and gold detailing command presence. The luminous foil work glows under soft lighting, turning the frame into a radiant focal point. Deep maroons, ochre, or muted beige backdrops complement its richness. A statement piece that embodies vintage regality, devotion, and timeless Indian craftsmanship.

Wipe the painting lightly with a soft, dry cloth to keep the surface clear of dust. Avoid moisture, sprays, or liquid cleaners, as these can damage the gold foil and painted surface. Keep away from direct sunlight and damp areas to preserve the brilliance of the colours and the stability of the wood. Always handle by the frame, never the painted surface, to maintain its detailing and finish.