Ekadanta Ganapati is the 22nd form of the Hindu deity Ganesha, whose name means "one tusk". He is known for his single tusk, a large belly representing the universe, and four arms holding a broken tusk, a sweet, prayer beads, and an axe. Worshipping this form is believed to improve concentration and lead to success, as the single tusk symbolizes the deity's willingness to make sacrifices for his devotees.
