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Dr. Stitadhi Rath International Visual Artist Abstract Lord Ganpati (Ganesha), one of the most venerated deities in Hinduism, holds a vital place in Indian temple architecture. His depictions in stone carvings across various historical temples exhibit not just religious devotion, but also extraordinary craftsmanship and regional stylistic diversity. This article explores the artistic, iconographic, and spiritual dimensions of stone-carved Ganesha idols as found in Indian temples, especially in medieval and classical periods. --- 1. Introduction Lord Ganesha, known as the remover of obstacles (Vighnaharta) and the god of beginnings, is ubiquitously present in Hindu temples. Traditionally worshipped at the entrance of temples and homes, his image carved in stone symbolizes protection, auspiciousness, and prosperity. Stone carvings of Ganesha vary across time and region, reflecting local traditions, sculptural schools, and dynastic patronage. --- 2. Historical Development of G...
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