Amassing over 58,000 different forms of Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, requires a lifetime of absolute devotion and boundless passion.
Have you ever come across such a collection that spans continents, eras, and mediums to reach a stunning 58,498 Ganesha-related items?
For Secunderabad-based Pabsetti Shekhar, the monumental achievement did not happen overnight. It took him over five decades of relentless pursuit, meticulous curation, and unwavering faith, which eventually culminated in a unique and gigantic
collection of various forms of Ganesha.
Walking into his repository feels like stepping into a sprawling spiritual sanctuary, where rows upon rows of Ganesha idols, ranging from towering, intricately carved metallic statues to delicate miniature figurines, line custom-built shelves from floor to ceiling.
Showcasing an astonishing variety of shapes, postures, and artistic expressions from dozens of countries including Japan, Egypt, Tibet, and South Africa, the sheer volume and scale of the Ganesha collection is mind-boggling.