Iconography
According to Ying Chua (1998), Moheyan is often iconographically depicted holding a shankha (Sanskrit) and a mala (Sanskrit):
He is usually depicted as a rotund and jovial figure and holding a mala, or prayer beads in his left hand and a sankha, conch shell in his right. He is often considered a benefactor of children and is usually depicted with at least one or more playing children around him.
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