Use eco-friendly Ganesha Idols

August 23, 2017 Incredible India Valli Sarvani No comments

Vinayaka Chathurthi or Ganesh Chaturthi is ahead. Many devotees are environment conscious now-a-days and majority of them decided to use clay idols. There are many other types of eco-friendly idols too. You can try any of the below mentioned Ganesha idols for this festival.

Sprouts Environment Trust made the fish friendly Ganesha idol. The outer clay of the idol dissolves in water within 4 hours of the immersion. The idols are filled with spinach, dried corn etc. so that the fish can eat them. Moreover, the idols are painted with natural dyes. You can book your idol by calling them at +919820140254.

Ecoexist makes eco-friendly and biodegradable Ganesha idols. These idols are made from natural clay and are painted with turmeric and multani mitti.

You can immerse this idol after your puja in a bucket of water in your house.

This water is harmless and can be used to water your plants. Another great thing about the organization is that they are empowering mentally and physically challenged people by providing them employment.

You can contact them for Ganesha idols on +919049146644 or write to lolitaecoexist@gmail.com.

Tree Ganesha is made from red soil. Other ingredients of this idol are seeds, natural colour and organic fertilizer. The idol turns into a tree once it is placed in a pot with soil after completing the puja. You have to regularly water it till the plant grows. Many people booked this Ganesha idol. The website has already opened the bookings for the next year i.e. 2018. You can contact them on +91 7718096167 or write to info@treeganesha.com.

Alum ganseha is available at Indiamart. This eco-friendly idol is made from Alum sulphate which cleans water when it is dissolved in it. You can call on +919323512478.

Chocolate Ganesha is another eco-friendly Ganesha idol. You can order the idol of dark, milk or white chocolate Ganesha idols. You can visit their website or email at devichocolate@citlink.net.

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