Maheshwara - Lord of Gods, Shiva hanuman The wide mouth represents the

The wide mouth represents the natural human desire to enjoy the good things in life and in Ganesh’s case

he holds a whip

Rahu and Ketu denote the points of intersection of the paths of the Sun and the Moon as they move on the celestial sphere

the adorning crescent moon

Maheshwara - Lord of Gods, Shiva hanuman The wide mouth represents theThe sculpture of Lord Shiva depicts him in a serene and powerful posture. He is shown with four hands, each symbolizing different aspects of his divine nature. The two front hands are resting gently on his lap in the Dhyana mudra, indicating deep meditation and inner tranquility. In his upper right hand, Lord Shiva holds a trident, known as the Trishul, which represents the three fundamental aspects of creation, preservation, and destruction. This