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Ganesha holds a significant role in Indian mythology, as he is the son of Shiva and Parvati. He is often depicted in Shiva Parivar sculptures. The Rupamandana mentions the Ganesha sculpture and prescribes that he should be riding on a mouse, holding a dant, parshu, padma, and modak in his hands. The independent sculptures of Ganesha were produced in the medieval period, which signifies the popularity of Ganesha worship in contemporary society. Procured from Ashapuri, Raisen district, the sculpture of Ganesh exhibits him in a dancing posture. The attendants playing cymbals with the rhythm of the dance are noteworthy. The…