Sixth of the 32 Ganapati forms. Depicted as a twice-born (Brahmin) form, with four faces. Represents the embodiment of the Vedas, sacred knowledge, and the Brahminical aspect. Associated with learning and spiritual initiation.
White complexion. Four faces. Four-armed, holding book, japa mala, kamandalu (water pot), and staff. Seated on a lotus. Serene, scholarly expression.