Thane Village Sets Eco-Friendly Ganeshotsav Example With Shadu Clay Idol And Natural Decorations
Thane: Turning the Maharashtra government's call to make Ganeshotsav a movement for environmental conservation into reality, the residents of Nadgaon in Shahapur taluka have set an inspiring example by celebrating the festival in a completely eco-friendly manner this year. Shadu Clay Idol And Natural Colours Replace Harmful Materials The Bhalke family has ensured that every aspect of the…
Thane village has set an eco-friendly example for Ganeshotsav celebrations by using shadu clay idols and natural decorations. The residents of Nadgaon in Shahapur taluka have replaced harmful materials like thermocol, plastic, and artificial decorations with environmentally friendly alternatives. They constructed the Ganesh idol from shadu clay and painted it using natural colors.
The mandap walls were made from cardboard, paper balls were used to create the appearance of mountains and rocks, and the aerial roots of banyan trees were employed to recreate creeper motifs. Wood was utilized for the main structural framework. This initiative demonstrates that a creative and traditional Ganesh festival can be celebrated without excessive expenditure or environmental damage.
By relying on local and natural resources, the Bhalke family showcased how creativity and environmental responsibility can coexist. The celebration embodies the message "My Bappa, My Responsibility, My Nature," encouraging devotees to celebrate the festival in an environmentally conscious manner.
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