Nritya Ganapathi is a form of the Hindu deity Ganesha depicted in a joyful, dancing posture. Also known as Nartana Vinayagar, he is the 15th of Ganesha's 32 forms and symbolizes joy, creativity, and the cosmic rhythm of life. He is often shown under the wish-granting Kalpavriksha tree, with four arms holding his broken tusk, a goad, a noose, and an axe.
