The twice-born (Brahmin) form of Ganesha, with four faces. Represents the embodiment of the Vedas, sacred knowledge, and the Brahminical aspect. Associated with learning and spiritual initiation. Holds book, japa mala, kamandalu, and staff.
White complexion. Four faces. Four-armed, holding book, japa mala, kamandalu, and staff. Seated on a lotus.