Shiva, Parvati, and Ganesha constitute the supreme family of Hinduism, symbolizing love, power, and wisdom. Lord Shiva (the Destroyer/Yogi) and Mother Parvati (Shakti/the Benevolent One) form the divine couple, embodying the *Ardhanarishvara* (half-male, half-female) form of the Great God (Mahadev). Ganesha, their son, is the deity of intellect and prosperity, revered as the foremost among gods and the Remover of Obstacles (*Vighnaharta*). Residing on Mount Kailash, this family serves as an ideal archetype—a realm where Shiva's spirit of ascetic detachment is harmoniously balanced by Parvati's love and Ganesha's wisdom. Key Features: Shiva: The Adi Yogi (First Yogi), the Destroyer, and the Dweller of Kailash. Parvati: The embodiment of Shakti (Divine Power), and the Goddess of Love and Devotion. Ganesha: The elephant-headed deity—the Wise One and the Remover of Obstacles. Familial Significance: This family conveys a profound message of balance, protection, and wisdom. This divine triad represents the perfect synthesis of knowledge and power, guiding devotees along the righteous path. Weight- 390 Gram. Height- 14 Cm. Width- 10 Cm. Thickness- 7 Cm. Material- Stone, Stone Dust, Marble Dust