7 Eco-Friendly Ways to Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in 2025
Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival of togetherness and devotion. But in recent years, it has raised many environmental concerns with harmful plastic decorations and chemical immersions in water bodies. Don’t worry, because here is a list of awesome eco-friendly ways to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi this year:
Ganesha Idol Made By Mud or Clay
Using natural clay or shadu mati idols is good for environment as these dissolve easily in water without polluting it. You can even try making your own idol at home!
Natural Decorations Around Lord Ganesha
Use banana leaves, fresh flowers or coconut leaves for decorating your idol's surroundings. Avoid using plastic or glitter.
Home Visarjan Options
Use a bucket or tub for home immersion. It prevents polluting large water bodies. The immersed clay or mud can be used for gardening purpose.
Steel or biodegradable plates
Use steel plates or banana leaves for serving prasad. It prevents use of too much plastic. You can also use reusable bags for distribution.
LED Lamps Decor
Instead of using heavy electric lightings, use LED lamps or fairy lights. It creates a serene atmosphere and reduces electricity use.
Biodegradable rangoli ideas
Instead of using harmful colors, use leaves and flowers to make your beautiful rangoli. It looks vibrant and traditional without chemicals usage.
Seed Ganesha Idols
Ganesha idol made with plant seeds and clay/mud. During Visarjan, instead of immersing in rivers or lakes, put the idol at home with soil and water. The clay dissolves naturally and seeds sprout into plants.
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