Mix-up: Dea con Ganesha Natale in the midst of the

in the midst of the Renaissance

it can be an act of love

by the Japanese painter and draftsman Ohara Koson

The colony was mainly frequented by women

Mix-up: Dea con Ganesha Natale in the midst of theThe print shows the God Ganesha, part man and part elephant, cradled by a beautiful goddess. Ganesha is considered a deity who brings good luck. Ganesha is the son of Shiva and his consort Prvati, represented with four arms and an elephant's head while riding or being served by a mouse. The Goddess depicted is probably his mother, Prvati, or Lakshmi, the Goddess of abundance, light, wisdom and destiny. He is also called the Lord of auspiciousness who