Lord Ganesha : Eco friendly
Straws and coloured cellophane paper
Best out of waste.
I am a Design student, decorating the Lord of fortune (Ganesha) aesthetically for last 3 years at my house. I always manage to use eco-friendly materials for my decoration which means no thermocol/plastic or any other harmful materials which spoils the environment. Ganesh mandals highlighting social issues through the decorations is my priority, that is protection of the environment. Therefore I always use affordable, easy to use/reuse materials which are convenient to recycle.
I make my designs from waste materials and make the best out of them. i.e straws, bangles, glass bottles, etc.
This year my theme is Paper straws and Colored cellophane paper.
I collected the straws and made a abstract, geometric patterns full of pyramids, cuboids, etc and placed red and blue paper through which light passes. This is placed above Lord Ganesha's head giving a whole modern and abstract look.
My motive for being published is let people and young designers know that fresh, innovative and simple ideas work very well today, made out of eco-friendly or waste materials, which looks aesthetically appealing and glamorous and at the same time subtle and elegant.
Straws and coloured cellophane paper
Best out of waste.
I am a Design student, decorating the Lord of fortune (Ganesha) aesthetically for last 3 years at my house. I always manage to use eco-friendly materials for my decoration which means no thermocol/plastic or any other harmful materials which spoils the environment. Ganesh mandals highlighting social issues through the decorations is my priority, that is protection of the environment. Therefore I always use affordable, easy to use/reuse materials which are convenient to recycle.
I make my designs from waste materials and make the best out of them. i.e straws, bangles, glass bottles, etc.
This year my theme is Paper straws and Colored cellophane paper.
I collected the straws and made a abstract, geometric patterns full of pyramids, cuboids, etc and placed red and blue paper through which light passes. This is placed above Lord Ganesha's head giving a whole modern and abstract look.
My motive for being published is let people and young designers know that fresh, innovative and simple ideas work very well today, made out of eco-friendly or waste materials, which looks aesthetically appealing and glamorous and at the same time subtle and elegant.
