Ganesh Chaturthi Decoration Ideas for Year 2015
Ganesh Chaturthi is a spectacular festival, honoring the birth of lord Ganesha. It is celebrated all over India, but maximum grandeur is witnessed in Mumbai and across Maharashtra. This year too Mumbai Kars with their undying spirit has left no stone unturned in welcoming their beloved lord Ganesh. Pandals across Mumbai are now-a-days known to innovatively represent current social issues that the society faces and this output is been represented through different Pandals, paintings and even creating artful Ganesh statues.
When it comes to big groups, the preparation of Ganesh Chaturthi 2015 Decoration begins a month before, and for home preparation people start it even a day before but when the famous statues like Lal Baugh Ka Raja has to be decorated it starts almost 3-4 months prior to the day of festival. It all depends on the budgets and the collection of the money which is done by the big Ganesh Chaturthi Decorationgroups or at the lower stage by the local people.
The Pandals are one of the striking features of this festival. During this festival, community Pandals serve as temporary homes for the idol of the deity. This is also where devotees flock to join the celebration. The design serves both a religious and social purpose: half is decorated for the Puja, while the other half is designed as a venue for feasting, reunions, and sitting arrangements for devotees. It takes a day’s worth of preparation to create these Pandals, so the community already makes them before the festival begins.
Thermocol sheets, colorful thermocol balls are very famous and most commonly used for Ganapati decorations to build small temples or Pandals (mandaps) with decorative ribbons and lace borders are used for domestic preparation of Ganesh Chaturthi decoration. If you are short of time periods you can visit your nearby Ganesh Chaturthi decoration stores, where you can get a readymade temples designed beautifully crafted by the artistic designs, which can be a great deal of time and sometimes money too.
Where on the other side Ganesh Chaturthi Decoration for big groups requires number of sponsors as they cover a huge area and themed decoration, lightings and huge Ganesh idols all means large amount of money.
Here are some most famous Ganapati groups that can even give people a compulsory place to visit at the time of festival as they have carried out a great name for the Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration and also decoration.
Lalbaugcha Raja
The Lalbaugcha Raja is undoubtedly the most famous Ganesh statue in Mumbai. The decoration of this pandal consist of traditional designed setup according to Maharashtrian theme, there is facility of air conditioned area that has been started for the devotees which wait for Darshan of Ganesha. The small style of idol is made every year and it also has been patent protected now. Every year plenty of Gold and Silver ornaments are also used by this Mandali.
The GSB Seva Mandal’s Ganapati Wadala
The first thing which you will notice about this Ganesha is that how it dazzles and glitters. The GSB Seva Mandal is a group of Gown Brahmans from Karnataka who arrange this festival to express their gratitude to the Elephant God for granting them with abundant grace. Magnificence is personified in this great pandal and the celebrations last for five days. There is no dearth of funds and therefore you will find that the idol is heavily adorned with gold jewels. Sitting on a throne made of more than 250 kg of silver and with a crown and other accessories of pure gold the Ganesha truly symbolizes prosperity to the core.
Chinchpokali Cha Chintamani
Ever since the last century Chinchpokali boasts of the biggest Ganesh celebrations. Step out of Chinchpokali station and you will find the mandap of the Raja of Chinchpokali. Once more seated on a throne with symbol of royalty the idol at Chinchpokali is indeed Chintamani or the remover of all tensions and worries. One look at the Lord and you will automatically surrender your woes at his feet.
Shree Sarvajanik Ganeshostav Sansatha
Ganesh Chaturthi 2015
