Ganesha is an important deity in Hinduism who removes obstacles. In the city of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan, India, it is a beautiful tradition to depict paintings of Ganesha on the outside walls of every home. The landscape of Jaisalmer gives it a unique serenity, and the local arts, music, dance, and architecture reflect the culture of desert life. Rituals like weddings involve blessings from Ganesha, with his idol being placed in homes and temples during ceremonies.

1. GANESHA ON WALL
It is said no rituals are complete without the blessing of Lord Ganesha. Ganesha, the elephant God symbolizes a
new beginning in Hindu ceremonies .Ganesha widely revered as the remover of obstacles, Lord of beginnings and
Lord of obstacles remover, honored at the beginning of rituals and ceremonies. The name Ganesha is a Sanskrit
compound, joining the words gana (Sanskrit: ), meaning a group, multitude, or categorical system and isha
(Sanskrit: ), meaning lord or master. For centuries Lord Ganesha has been worshipped in almost every regions of
India in different forms and believes.
There can hardly be a Hindu home in India, which does not has an idol of Ganpati.This beautiful tradition has also
been depicted on the wall paintings outside every house of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan,India.
A small city in heart of dry dessert that is enriched with its history, culture and traditions. The desolate landscape of
Jaisalmer renders it a serenity which is beautifully unique and connects it to the arts, music, dance, and architecture
thereby redefining the desert life.
A guest in Hindu society has been given a position equal to God. Heartwarming hospitality for the guest is
eloquently pronounced in 'Padharo Mhare Desh', a folk song honoring the guest in rajasthan. Colors of happiness,
colors of respect, colors of rich heritage fills the hearts and souls of the people of Rajasthan.
Marriage ceremony an elaborative event involves not only the participation of family but also the neighborhood. Both
families take a privilege to invite the neighborhood to bless the Bride and the Groom. Few days before the wedding,
other rituals and ceremony begin Ganpati Sthapana is held. Blessing from the god of intelligence, Ganesh ji is taken
by bringing his idol home and getting that placed in the temple inside the house. The ceremony takes place at the
house of both the parties i.e. bride and the groom.
On the day of the wedding, a number of customs or rituals are observed. Some of the rituals performed during the
wedding are Ganesha Puja, Var Mala or exchange of garlands, Kanyadana, Mangalsutra, Saat Phere and Vidhai.
Modern Indian culture is a huge melting pot of time honored tradition and new age technology and western
influence. Rajasthan has still maintained and preserved the culture with its true colors and originality blending the
contrasting lifestyles together with real beauty.

2. Welcome by Ganesha!

3. Ganesha Marriage card painting!

4. Ganesha Wall Painting !

5. Welcome door of Ganesha!!

7. Ganesha Electiricty!!