This painting, in the style of Kalighat painting, depicts the Hindu deity Ganesha, instantly recognizable by his elephant head. He is seated cross-legged on an ornate stool, his body rendered in a striking pink hue, with a green shawl draped over his shoulders and a white crown on his head. Ganesha is shown with multiple arms, holding various attributes, characteristic of his divine representation. His mount, a small white rat, is depicted below the stool. The artwork is characterized by its bold outlines, simplified forms, and vibrant colors typical of the Kalighat school, which emerged in 19th-century Bengal. It captures the revered figure of Ganesha in a direct yet charming manner, suitable for devotional or decorative purposes.