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Take your festive decoration up a notch this Ganesh Chaturthi with these fun and vibrant ideas
With the festive season at our doorstep, everyone is gearing up to get the cleaning and décor ready in time. The next upcoming festival is Ganesh Chaturthi, and this public festival is celebrated with much joy and enthusiasm in many parts of the country.
From mandaps at home to extravagant pandals at community crossroads, the 10-day festival is nothing short of a blast. Filled with colour, lights, narrative set-ups, flowers, and sweets, Ganesh Chaturthi brings people from all walks of life together.
If you're scrambling for Ganpati decoration ideas at home, this piece is for you. Read on to find out more.
Whether you prefer traditional festive décor or something a bit more modern and quirky, there's always room for fresh, fragrant, colourful flowers. A floral mandap or canopy is worth a shot if you want something grand. Alternatively, you can make a flower wall as a background. Combine it with fairy lights for added pzazz.
For easier flower decoration for Ganpati, buy flowers and create a bouquet arrangement in vases. Place these vases at the four corners of the stage to mimic pillars and add sculpture-esque detail. Flowers and fruits are offered as bhog to the gods during pujas and festivals, often served on a platter or thaal. Integrate it into your simple Ganpati decoration ideas at home. You can do so by colour coordinating, decorating the platter with lace and beads, etc.
If you have a fascination for DIY and are looking for inspiration for this year's Ganpati home decoration, you may want to try origami and other paper décor ideas. With kids in the house, they always want to be a part of the festive activities. And origami is a great way to include them.
You can create a host of things from flowers, birds, lanterns, animals, and even origami Ganpati decoration ideas at home. You can stick your creations on the background wall directly. Or you can string them and then put them up, so they appear to float.
With the proper illumination, you can fashion an ethereal glow around the god's idol. While traditional lamps like diyas and samayi are great for Ganesh puja decoration, they can pose a fire hazard. LED lights are a great alternative— easy to blend with other décors, and you can keep them on for as long as you wish.
LED lights are available as traditional lamps that you can line all around the stage, offering various creative LED lighting ideas. As string lights, you can hang them loose on the background wall. Or you can wind them around torans and other flower Ganpati decorations for a soft, diffused effect. If you want a halo-like glow for the Ganesh Ji idol, place a LED focus light behind it.
Jump on the bandwagon and opt for themed Ganpati home decoration. Be it conceptual, colour based or something else, with enough time and planning, you can get what you want. Set a décor budget and take note of the space available to you.
For instance, you can create a scene-based mandap setting like a dancing Ganesh Ji. Try to include an appropriate stage, musical instruments, etc., in your Ganesha decoration at home. It need not be life-sized; this is where your creativity comes in.
Making environmentally friendly choices is slowly becoming the norm. Like many others, you may opt for eco-friendly Ganesh decoration at home this year. Start with finding the idol in eco-friendly material such as clay. Use either compostable décor items such as flowers or reusable ones such as lights, paper, fabric, etc. Make a note of what you will need for your innovative ganpati decoration ideas for home and how you will dispose of it later.
While elaborate Ganesh home decoration and settings can be striking, many forget the charm of simplicity. If you're looking for easy, no-fuss ideas, we've got you. Start with setting up a table on which you'll rest the idol. Cover it up with a vibrant silk dupatta or saree. Use a complementary coloured fabric to create a background, for example, green and red. Or you can opt for gorgeous peel-and-stick wallpaper or decals.
If you want a little elaborate and creative but simple Ganpati decoration, get a ready-made miniature pandal. There are easier ways to create a sense of enclosure— situate samayi on all four corners of the table and line the edges with LED diyas, flowers, etc
Try to coordinate all the puja paraphernalia, i.e., either use all bronze items or all silver. Try to be creative with how you set up the offerings. A little work on the presentation goes a long way. And there you have it, an easy simple Ganpati decoration at home.
Vibrant, flowy fabrics have a distinct charm; they're accessible and festive. You can use them to decorate the base of your set, the background, or even create a mandap. And the best part is that you can utilise what you have at home- sarees, dupattas, curtains, etc for easy Ganpati decoration ideas at home When incorporating these vibrant fabrics into your Ganpati decoration ideas at home, you'll also infuse a sense of artistic flair into your overall pooja room design, creating a harmonious and spiritually uplifting space
You may have the best Ganpati decoration for your home, but it won't be complete without specific Vastu requirements. Read on to find out how to avoid certain faux pas and bring positive energy into your home.
Below are some ganpati table decoration ideas for home:
The first among the ganpati table decoration ideas for home, is that you could choose to coordinate the look and colours of the Ganesh murti with the ones on your ganpati table decoration. This way the whole space looks in sync and you can use elements from the same selection. Here, we have envisioned an eco-friendly clay based statue and so a lot of elements are in a similar material. The plates, bowls, vase and display stand are all in terracotta clay for a seamless look and feel.
All of Lord Ganesh’s favourite food is offered to him in front of his statue. Putting the same on the ganpati table decoration allows people choose the prasad for themselves while presenting a lush and inviting setting. Here we have used a cake stand to display all the fruits. Fresh flowers can also make an appearance and people can help themselves to that too.
For some interesting ganpati table decoration ideas for home, instead of flowers use a mix and match of leaves in varying heights, shapes and sizes. It will make for an interesting centrepiece and easily bring in a dramatic element to the look.
Adding elements that have a significance in the festivities is a great way to incorporate relevance to the setting. For example, Lord Ganesha’s favourite flower is hibiscus and so the same flower is wrapped in a napkin with each plate—something the guest can later take along with them. Another element is his favourite sweet, modak, which can be placed beforehand next to each plate as dessert and prasad.
If this festival has been celebrated in your family for generations, there ought to be some pieces that have been passed on. Use them to add some love and nostalgia to the ganpati table decoration. For instance, we have used an old tea pot as a vase to place fresh flowers while adding freshness and colour to the table. We have also added a vintage loban lamp that is used to purify the space and add fragrance.
We have mixed up the look and added layers with a few vintage metal pieces and natural textures like clay, along with fruits and flowers; use objects in glass to balance the two strong material palettes.
A minor but important detail is to keep the base of the setting in muted colours to allow layering on top. We used a white table cloth along with light pink table runners for a subtle contrast.
A flower wall, a fairy light canopy, decorating the paraphernalia, and using plush fabrics as cover are some easy ideas you can try for Ganesh home decoration.
There are many different ways to do it. In any case, you can use either real or fake flowers.
Whether you want to embellish a homemade idol or a store-bought one, you can do so in a few easy steps. Use metallic markers or glitter gels to amp up the shringaar. Add details such as polka dots, borders, flowers, etc., to the clothing. Ensure that the idol is 'dressed' in vibrant colours and always has a tilak and a mukut.
You can now buy beautifully crafted, ready-to-go pandals and mandaps for fuss-free décor. But if you want to make your own, there are a couple of different options you can try. Once you set up a table for the altar, attach four posts on each corner as scaffolding. You can now use it as a base to create a mandap using textiles, flowers and light. Another method you can try is to suspend the canopy structure from the ceiling and fan it around the altar.
If you enjoy DIY projects, you can head to our online shop to find all the necessary tools. Pick from a wide variety of peel and stick wallpapers, single coat emulsions, spray paint with your choice of finish, etc.
Additionally, you can get your home ready just in time for the festive season with Beautiful Homes' interior design services. With Beautiful Homes Interior Design Services, you can choose to avail yourself of expert services to help you create the home design of your dreams. You may also choose to utilise our services for specific areas in your home, such as the mandir or the living room. The experts will ensure that the design is highly customised and best suited to your needs. From furnishing to woodwork to statement walls, our professionals will care for all your needs.
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