Third of the 32 Ganapati forms. The form that is as beloved to devotees as the moon. Represents the deep connection between the deity and his devotees, symbolizing the reciprocation of devotion.
Four-armed, red complexion. Holds coconut, mango, pomegranate, and sugarcane in four hands; other hands hold ladle, elephant goad, noose, and modaka. Seated on a lotus. Moon-like radiance, serene expression.