The lithograph titled "Ganesha with Ashta Siddhis" shows Lord Ganesha seated gracefully on a throne, wearing traditional clothes, intricate jewelry, and a majestic peacock feather crown—symbols of his divine wisdom and royal power. Surrounding him are the Ashta Siddhis, his eight female consorts who represent spiritual powers. Two sit on his lap, while others fan him with peacock feather whisk fans, hold fly-whisks (chowris), offer a garland, and carry a bowl of offerings.

Below the throne, two royal mice, Ganesha’s mounts, eat grapes, symbolizing prosperity. A large umbrella shades the throne, highlighting his divine kingship and protection.