The city children are making the idols of lord Ganesha with their little hands out of clay to spread the message of eco-friendly Ganesha Chaturthi.
A 12-day workshop ‘Mitti Ke Ganesha’ is being organised at Nadi Ka Ghar wherein they have learnt to create ‘Eco-Friendly Ganesha’.
The city is gripped in the festivities of Ganesha Chaturthi as it is just at the door step. The children of the city are not behind in preparing for the festival.
As it is known that lord Ganesha is among the favourite gods of children, they are leaving no stone unturned in welcoming their lovable ‘Vinayaka’.
The workshop began here on Monday.
The children enthusiastically participated in the workshop wherein they learnt to create the life-like clay model of Ganesha.
On the first day of the workshop, the participants are taught to prepare lord Ganesha out of clay.
Besides, to mark the conclusion of the workshop on Saturday the participants will also decorate their lord Ganesha idol with natural colours and natural accessories.
The children are learning to create the Ganesha idols from Paper Mache and clay. Karan Saundiya said that these idols are being prepared with paper mache and chalk powder. These idols will be decorated with pulses and rice.
The children by showcasing their creativity are urging the people to install the eco friendly Ganesh idols at their homes to observe the Ganesh Chaturthi this year.
The children are giving different shapes and forms to their idols.
The workshop will continue till August 12.