Eco Friendly Ganesha Ganpati at home Using Shadu clay or rice flour bio degradable materials in home

Here are some photos of eco friendly ganpati we made 

try to use soft mud,shadu clay or rice flour if you are keeping the ganesha for few days in home 

u can give finishing and plain effect to the idol using water

dont use too much of water just a little to give plain texture

let the idol dry for 3-4 days

dont directly keep it in sun light for drying it will break

steps

first make small round and press it

make it pedha shape or flat circle shape

then make a cylindrical big round on it which matches the the base i.e flat round we made earlier

add some soil on the cylindrical shape to make a big tummy of ganpati merge the soil neatly

then make two equal small round for legs and mould them in shape of legs

then make two equal small round for hands  and mould them in shape of  hands

then make a round for head of ganpati

attach trunk to it

then make two equal small round for ears and  make ears attach them properly with some soil in the back

attach everything using soil from backside

one  can enhance more details using painting

hope  this  is useful

after drying colour the eco friendly  ganpati using normal poster colours or water colours

eco ganesha painted using ecofriendly colours

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