Visions of Ganesha

Visions of Ganesha

Ganesha is the emblem of auspiciousness. In spiteof his elephant head, bulging body he has inspiredsculptors, painters, weavers, dancers andmusicians. No shrine is complete without hisimage.

It can be organized coinciding with the forthcoming Ganesha Festival from 1st September, 2011.

When this exhibition can be organized?

What to display and how?

With little available collection on the theme the exhibition can be mounted using display accessories and graphic panels.

Legend of his birth

Ganesha, Stone Orissa Purchased from H T Zealey

Parvati and Ganesha

Other popular legends of Ganesha

Why Ganesha’s one tusk is broken?

Ganesha, Stone (Detail) Orissa

Purchased from H T ZealeyParshurama and Ganesha

Ganesha, the scribe

Maharshi Vyas Dictating Mahabharata to Ganesha

Ganesha’s vehicle, the mouse

GaneshaRajasthan School, India,

circa 1790 – 1810 Painted

Ganesha’s war with Gajamukhasura

Ganesha’s wisdom

Shiva and His Family Kangra India,

Late 18th Century Drawing

Ganesha receiving fruit of supreme knowledge from Shiva Parvati

Ganesha in Various art forms

Ganesha , Stone Orissa, Eastern

India,13th C t

Ganesha, Stone Orissa,

Purchase from H T Z l

Ganesha, BronzeSouthern Deccan,

India 18th Century A.D.

PunchamukhiGanesha, Painting on

cloth, Andhra Pradesh

Drawing on Paper

Ganesha Kangra18th century

Festivals

Activities related to exhibition

Story telling sessions Film screening Painting competition Clay modeling competition If possible a small show of paintings and clay

images made by children Puppet shows

Making Eco friendly Ganesha

Souvenirs for the shop

Ganesh on T - Shirt

Ganesh on Paper Weight

Ganesh on Note Book

Ganesh onMarble Pen Holder

Ganesh on Key chains

Thank You