Ganesha is very popular in Bali. The deity fights countless local demons and brings fortune and good luck.
Modern colorful Ganesha welcomes everybody at the entrance to a public building.

Ganesha carved in rock at Goa Gajah cave near Ubud is one of the oldest in Indonesia.
The cave was built in 9th century.

Stone Ganesha is a favorite one among wealthy Balinese. They place him at the entrance of the estate, just behind main door.

Ganesha as a relief for tourists, carved on the buffalo's scull.

Ganesha at one forex bureau in Ubud associated with wealth.

New Ganesha made of plaster.
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