Seashells Shri Ganesha

A festival card with Shri Ganesha motif made using seashells

Lord Ganesha is a cute and friendly deity. Artists love to design him. Ganesha Chaturthi is a special festival that is connected with Swadeshi movement concept. Lokamanya Tilakji used Ganesh Chaturthi as a weapon to gather Bharatiyas together and to encourage them to unite for freedom. Swadeshi (domestic) products including clothing were encouraged to use to strengthened domestic economy. The Swadeshi movement plays a significant role in reviving of the traditional textiles industry of India.

At Varnatantu, we have designed a motif with Lord Ganesha’s face on the occasion of this special festival. This eco-friendly motif is made in support of eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi celebration.

Ganesha Chaturthi Greeting Card made using Seashells Ganesha Motif.

This Shri Ganesha motif is created using seashells. All the shells used are with holes for sewing. The shell that makes the tusk is very different than the usual ones. It is a pipe like shell I collected at Malpe beach, Udupi. This motif can be used to embellish on some kinds of jewellery, handbags, belts, etc.

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Wishing you all a happy Ganesh Chaturthi in advance. May the deity of creativity shower all the creativity upon us. May the traditional textiles enrich our lives.

Sindhu

A nature lover and dreamer who expresses herself as an artist, fashion designer and blogger. Persued B.Sc fashion design at Karavali College (Mangaluru University 2003 - 2006) with first rank. Former lecturer for fashion designing at Gloria College, Puttur for five years (2006-2011). Blogger since 2013.

2 Comments:

  1. Lovely art, Sindhu. Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!

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