Get ready to transform your nails into miniature works of art that capture the essence of Ganesh Chaturthi as shared by Akanksha Vishnoi, Industry Expert and Co-founder, YesMadam.

Seen up close, the hidden details in these works pop. A medley of materials add literal and symbolic dimension to Ganesh’s watercolor, gouache, acrylic, and ink paintings.

MUMBAI: Following the recent Bombay high court ban on Plaster of Paris (POP) Ganesh idols, the BMC has expedited the shift to shadu or organic clay. However, the sculptors of the normally huge ...

The Brooklyn artist’s new animations ingeniously combine her own drawings and watercolors with historical imagery, peppering the journeys of bodhisattvas with contemporary pop-culture references ...

Confusion arises in Mysuru as people struggle to differentiate between clay and PoP Ganesha idols. Rising prices and concerns over materials used add to the dilemma.

Replacing the traditional plaster of paris (POP), eco-friendly Ganesh idols are made of papier mache and clay. When immersed, these materials disintegrate completely and do not choke our water bodies.

PoP idol-makers allege that those who claim to make eco-friendly Ganesh idols are not really doing so. They claim that it is impossible to make a Ganesh idol larger than 3 feet tall using mud or clay.

The Dharwad district administration has decided to strictly ban the use of Ganesh idols made of Plaster of Paris (PoP) and also installation of PoP idols during the public celebrations of Ganesh ...