Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with an Eco-Friendly Twist: Clay Idol-Making Workshops in Hyderabad

Ganesh Chaturthi is just around the corner, and this year, why not add a personal, eco-friendly touch to the festivities? The city of Hyderabad is buzzing with workshops that allow you to handcraft your own clay Ganesha idol—a more sustainable way to honor the lord while contributing to the environment.

Clay idol-making has become increasingly popular as more people are opting for eco-friendly alternatives over the traditional Plaster of Paris idols. Not only does this choice help reduce pollution during the immersion process, but it also allows participants to dive into the therapeutic art of handbuilding pottery. Creating your own idol can be a spiritually fulfilling and calming experience, making the festival even more meaningful.

We’ve rounded up some fantastic workshops happening in the city for you to explore:

1. Claysutra

For those who prefer an afternoon session, Claysutra is the perfect place. Here, you’ll learn the art of sculpting clay into your very own eco-friendly Ganesha idol.

  • Date: 6th September 2024
  • Timings: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
  • Instagram: @claysutra

Contact Claysutra on Instagram to reserve your spot.

2. Mairu Bistro

If you’re looking for a blend of creativity and calm in a cozy setting, Mairu Bistro in Jubilee Hills is hosting an idol-making workshop spread over two days.

  • Dates: 5th & 6th September 2024
  • Timings: 10 AM to 4 PM
  • Entry Fee: ₹999
  • Location: Mairu Bistro, Jubilee Hills
  • Contact: +91 9107146999
  • Website: www.mairubistro.com
  • Instagram: @mairubistro

To register, reach out via Instagram or give them a call.

3. OneEarth Pottery

Join OneEarth Pottery in Jubilee Hills for a unique idol-making experience, where you can let your creativity run wild.

For registrations, drop them a DM on Instagram.


These workshops are not just about celebrating the festival; they offer a chance to connect with the creative side of tradition while also giving back to nature. So, roll up your sleeves, dig your hands into some clay, and create something special for Ganesh Chaturthi this year.


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