Dvimukha Ganapati is a two-faced form of the Hindu deity Ganesha, symbolizing the ability to see in all directions and from multiple perspectives. Also known as the 27th of Ganesha's 32 forms, he is depicted with a bluish-green complexion, a jeweled crown, and four hands holding a broken tusk, an elephant goad, a noose, and a pot of gems. Worshipping him is believed to provide insight, wisdom, and protection from negative energies and forces.
