Dhvaja Ganapati

Dhvaja Ganapati is depicted with four arms and with a bright radiant complexion. It is one of the popular forms of Lord Ganesha.

Dhvaja Ganapati, Form of Lord GaneshaDhvaja Ganapati is widely worshipped by several devotees of the Lord across the country. Dhvaja Ganapati, also known as Dhwaja Ganpati, is one of the popular forms of Lord Ganesha. He is considered as the Lord of Obstacles. In this incarnation, Lord Ganesha is depicted with four arms. Each of the hands carries a different item, namely a Kamandalu (wooden or metal pot for storing water), danda (stick or tusk), a rosary and Akshamala (garland of beads). The Dhvaja Ganapati form is portrayed with a bright radiant complexion.

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