With Ganesha Chaturthi around the corner, Bengaluru’s art studios are buzzing with ‘Make Your Own Ganapati’ workshops. People of all ages are rolling up their sleeves to mould clay, share ideas, and ...

With a focus on eco-friendly Ganeshas for the last few years, many people have taken to making their own idols with clay, shunning the usual practice of picking up a ready-made Plastic of Paris one ...

Ganesh Chaturthi is just around the corner and it is time time bring Bappa home. After the festival, idol immersion often contaminates the water. Therefore going green, here are a few easy DIY ideas ...

Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Vinayak Chaturthi, will be celebrated on 27 August 2025. Lord Ganesha, worshipped as Vighnaharta, Lambodar, and Vinayak, is welcomed into homes and pandals with great ...

Ganesh Chaturthi is right around the corner and it is a widely popular and enthusiastically celebrated festival all around the nation. People rejoice with devotion and welcome Ganpati Bappa in to ...

Ganesh Chaturthi entered its fifth day on Wednesday, and five more days remain until the grand celebrations end on 16 September. While major pandals in big cities celebrate with huge idols, for many, ...

Make origami lotus flowers, elephants, or peacocks as decorative elements. Origami is an elegant and simple craft that adds a touch of traditional charm to your Ganpati decor. Empty coconut shells can ...

Despite the ban on Plaster of Paris (PoP) Ganesha idols in Bengaluru, demand continues to rise, troubling clay idol-makers. Customers prefer PoP idols due to their durability and lower cost, resulting ...

Ganesh Chaturthi, a festival celebrated with fervor and devotion, brings together artisans from various corners of India, each contributing their unique touch to the creation of Ganesh idols. These ...

As the city gears up to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi, preparations are taking on a greener shift. Even amidst the plaster of Paris (POP) idols that are present across the market, there is a noticeable ...