The Shiv Parivar statue typically depicts Lord Shiva along with his family members, forming a popular and revered representation in Hindu culture. The family usually includes: Lord Shiva: The central figure, often depicted in a meditative pose or as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. Goddess Parvati: Shiva's consort, often shown standing or sitting beside him, sometimes holding their youngest son. Lord Ganesha: Their elephant-headed son, usually shown with his distinctive attributes, such as a modak (sweet) in his hand. Lord Kartikeya (or Murugan): Their other son, often depicted with his spear (Vel) and riding a peacock. These statues symbolize family unity, divine power, and the balance of masculine and feminine energies. They are often crafted from materials like marble, bronze, or brass, and are used for worship and decorative purposes in homes and temples.