The childhood form of Lord Ganesha is depicted crawling on the ground or in other postures. As he grows, his appearance changes, with a deep red complexion and four arms. “Balkapati” refers to the golden hue of the deity, who holds sugarcane, mango, banana, and jackfruit with a tusk-shaped fruit. This symbolizes abundance and growth. This form is commonly worshipped in homes or schools with young children, such as preschools, elementary schools, daycare centers, playgrounds, and more.