Ugra Narasiṁha from the Pillar Shakti/Parvati Around Ganesha’s giant belly is

Around Ganesha’s giant belly is a serpent — that friend of the farmer — who eats the rats

a gesture of protection and reassurance

Vishnu’s shankha (conch) and sudarshana chakra (discus)

Himself being a manifestation of lord Shiva

She sits in relaxed lalitasana on a lotus pedestal

Ugra Narasiṁha from the Pillar Shakti/Parvati Around Ganesha’s giant belly is"This dynamic sculpt captures Ugra Narasiha, the man lion incarnation of Vishnu, bursting from a split pillar with a whirl of multi armed energy. The deity balances in a vigorous dance like stance while Hiranyakashipu lies across his lap; two primary hands tear the tyrants chest open as other hands flare with weaponschakra, khadga, parau, gadencircling the leonine visage. The twin columns form a dramatic V that frames the action, set on a stone plinth