UNUSUAL GANESHAS-A SHORT SLIDESHOW

Of all the innumerable Gods 

in the huge plethora of Hindu Gods,

Lord Ganesha is more of a friend 

than a just revered God who is always

 in a distant,high altar...

This Friend of the young and the old alike

is given any form that pleases the devotee

by His Bhakthas...

Watch him in His various friendly,rare

and adorable forms in this slide show...

of GANESHAS....IN UNUSUAL FORMS...

GANESHA WITH ALUMINIUM FOIL-ART FROM WASTE

One reason why Lord Ganesha is an artist's favorite

is because he lends himself to any art form 

and He is crafted with almost any material 

available under the sun...

This Ganesha is made with 

Aluminium foil which is used to wrap up

foodstuff and the like!

The pieces of Ganesha's form

is cut out in cardboard and wrapped up

with crushed aluminium foil

and then they are given antique staining 

with anti rust paints and let to dry for a day.

Then the pieces are stuck on 

a cloth mounted board ...

Voila,a highly attractive and creative

wall hanging is all yours...

and it is ridiculously  inexpensive too!

A different mural....Ganesha...

                                              Even pebbles  and    stones can be transformed
                                              into a thing of beauty and we can have joy forever...

                                             I wanted to do something unique and different...
                                             So I just cut MDF board in an unusual shape...

                                             mounted another cutting and a figure of Ganesha
                                              (Isn't he so flexible- he fits in everywhere!)
                                             And shaped Him with M-Seal and added a Sun

                                            And some holy symbols too...
                                            And worked the background with pebbles and
                                             tiny stones to get a unique ,texture...
                                             
                                             And gave the  piece an antique finish...
                                             with acrylic colors
                                             and metallic paints too...