"Ganesha - statue found in East Java, Indonesia ", 1400 Rijks Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Ganesha, the Hindu god, is represented by the body of a dwarf and the head of an elephant (long life and wisdom), the body of a dwarf with four arms.

Images of Ganesha are frequently placed above doorways as was the case with images of Saturn - Janus bifrons. Ganesha is the remover of obstacles (obstetrician), Lord of Auspicious Beginnings worshiped at the start of new undertakings such as weddings, trips, and the New Year. In this sense, this deity is akin to Hermes or Mercury as well as Juno or Hera and Janus.