The Paralokiya Glory Of Lord Ganesha Paper Watercolor Painting

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Lord Ganesha Watercolor Painting

Son of Shiva-Parvati, prince of paraloka (the otherworldly realm of existence), Lord Ganesha reclines in the belly of a gigantic lotus bloom. Surrounding the golden pistil is a luxuriance of pale pink petals, the color so delicate that there are undertones of white on each. They quiver with life; they float on the deep blue waters, executed with complex strokes of the brush to convey tumult. A similar bloom of much smaller proportions is to be found in the left posterior hand of the seated Lord Ganesha, which is an integral part of His iconography.

From beneath the lotus throne, the shades of blue of the waters seemingly evaporate upwards into the skies. Gossamer tints of a cold, ice-like blue predominate the background of the composition. Shimmering against the same is the pure gold with which the crown of Lord Ganesha has been finished, and the rubies, sapphires, and emeralds studded therein. The roseate complexion of His chubby body is brought out by the richly colored silks He is wearing and the gleaming jewel tones infused into His gold-embossed ornaments. He looks straight ahead of Him with the gaze of omniscience on His brow and the right anterior hand raised in generous blessing.

Here in Lord Ganesha Watercolor Painting is seated in lalitasana and reclines on a bolster upholstered in green and gold. Next to the golden tassel is His vahana, the humble mouse. Its stance is one of devotion and with its minuscule hands it holds up an offering of a laddoo to him.