How to Do Eco-Friendly Ganpati Decorations For Your Home?

As the time of the Ganpati festival is around the corner, a homeowner would like to decorate the purchased house in a sustainable and eco-friendly décor that is also attractive. So, in this blog, we will suggest some useful methods to do.

Today environment is a major concern, and there are many ways in which one can contribute towards environment conservation, even when it comes to celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi.

As everyone is aware of the COVID situation it becomes even more important to take care of everything. By following the simple principles of reducing, reuse and recycle, you can create a festive ambience in a green way, without compromising on the health and safety of your home and those living in it.

Nowadays, people are quite concerned and opt for eco-friendly celebrations for the Ganpati festival and welcoming eco-friendly Ganesh idols. Not just this, but also they are more inclined towards eco-friendly decorations as well. 

New Trends In Ganpati Decoration For Home

In any residential property, there are many things available that can be used for the Ganpati decoration. One can reuse clothes to accessories like bottles, towels, cartons, old papers or napkins.

Instead of buying new things from the market rather choose to analyse whether you need it or you can manage it at home. When it comes to decoration, plastic, thermocol and other artificial accessories can be replaced with natural, biodegradable materials. Traditional earthen lamps, cloth, coconut shells, recycled glass, potted plants, etc., are other eco-friendly options for home décor.

Eco-Friendly Lights For Ganpati Decoration

Lights enhance the overall decoration, so you can use energy-conserving LED lights that give bright lighting effects and saves on energy. You can make a decorative element out of paper and cloth as shades. Be a little creative and try hands-on innovation as you can also convert daily items like bottles, fish bowls, coconut shells, cold drink cans, etc., to make show elements out of them.

LED string lights help add sparkle to the décor for an eco-friendly Ganpati decoration. So, when you are decorating your residential apartment, you can wrap the string lights around a floral toran on the main door, on the legs of the dining table, behind sheer curtains and on plants and trees.

For a shiny backdrop for Lord Ganesha, choose multi-coloured LEDs designed in the shape of auspicious symbols like om or swastika or mangal Kalash.

Dos And Don’ts For Eco-Friendly Ganpati Decoration At Home

1. Use painted dried leaves, twigs, branches, beetle nuts and small rounded pebbles for decoration.
2. Even paper kites and pinwheels can be used as décor.
3. Creative people can choose origami flowers made from recycled paper or with paper quilling art.
4. Try to avoid the use of plastics as they cannot be easily recycled. Instead of that one can use cane baskets to keep the accessories for the puja.
5. One of the safest options is to use beads, multi-coloured sheers or old dupattas, for decoration.
6. Use a maximum of biodegradable elements like bamboo, jute, cane, cork, coloured strings, hay and coir ropes, to decorate.

Therefore, choose to have the best decor for your dream home, or even if you are buying a new home still this blog will be greatly helpful.

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