to one and all. Thanks to Swaram for sharing this video. We followed this video and made our own Ganesha for the first time this year using air dry clay. Adi was super excited. She made the head, ears, decorated and painted the idol all by herself. I emailed the picture to her class teacher as Adi wanted to show it to her. This is the first time we were trying our hands on clay and both of us were mighty happy with the end result. Had a deep sense of satisfaction when Ganesha was placed at pooja place and worshiped today morning. I didn’t make much for the platter though. It was just kesari and sundal (channa). I was scared to try the kozhukattai remembering my past disaster experience.
Home made Ganesha – Sculpted by Adi and Ani 🙂
Platter – pooja time
Do you see those pretty white flowers, they are from these beauties we got home two weeks back. The two beauties are decorating the living room window and backyard pathway.
Gosh! Never thought I will miss the basket mums – seeing them fills me with nostalgia and a deep longing for fall days in Houston – I need to figure out where I can get mums in Singapore – wishes for the festive session
you didn’t say anything about our Ganesh? **sob sob sob**
I am in love with the basket mums esp. those 5 mins I spend in the morning to water them.. 🙂
Wow!
1. The Ganesha is awesome
2. the pooja looks superb
3. Those flowers are beautiful!
4. You were missed, glad you are back now 🙂
what’s with you? commenting in pointers these days? read your list of food items made for pooja and almost passed out at work.. you know how to make kozhukattai is it? really? can you teach me pls?
Wow! Nice Ganeshji 🙂
Maybe we’ll try making one next year. 🙂
Lovely flowers 🙂
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to you 🙂
Yeah definitely try it next year.. end to end it took less than 2 hours for us. Another evening well spent with the kid.. 🙂
Very well done Ani- Adi 😀
Brilliant work 🙂
Are those flowers Chrysanthemums?
A very happy Ganesh Chaturthi to all your family 🙂
thaks ME.. the flowers are basket mums. Honestly I didn’t know their name before. learned it from Vini’s comment above… they are pretty and I am in love with them 🙂
Superb work Ani/Adi..ganesha looks so good.I bought ganesha idol yesterday,next year will place the order to you :-)Home grown flowers and home made prasad ,simply wow 🙂
wowwww.. are we entrepreneur already? thanks garima.. 🙂 yes yes place the order and pls market too 😀 😀 😀
prasad was very simple this year..
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to you and everyone around you tooo ..
the foood yumyyyyyyyyy 🙂
thanks Bikram.. Wishes to you too.. We celebrate festivals mainly for the special food don’t we? 😉
Well that’s my reason to celebrate.. always…
wow you guys are very talented!!! Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to you too!!!
arey just copy work.. no talent and all… We just followed the video shared by Swaru.. people who creatively think are the real talented ones..
Wowie Ani. I am soo sooo happy someone made use of that video! Hugs to both of u 🙂
And those pretty pretty flowers – proud owner u are 🙂
I love sundal, made some today evening 😉
words are not enough to thank you Swaru.. thank you sooooo much.. 🙂
You mom and daughter duo are very creative 🙂 Kudos to the both of you!
Those flowers are lovely 🙂
Like I replied to techie2mom.. this is just copy work.. no talent and all… We just followed the video shared by Swaru.. people who creatively think are the real talented ones..
Ani, that is such a wonderful Ganesha! You guys are so creative! Next time, daughter and I will do that for sure! This time, we just got a clay Ganesha. And all that food looks yum! So you really celebrated properly , didn’t you 🙂
celebrated properly.. may be no without the kozhukattai but I tried my best 🙂
Had I been in India I would have probably bought the clay Ganesha too but not anymore :).. Looking forward to see your Ganesha next year 🙂
wow.. that was really creative, loved the photo of flowers.. 🙂
thanks ashreyamom.. flowers are awesome na.. I love them too 🙂
Beautiful. Will try this next year. Thanks for the inspiration.
welcome here Pedro.. yeah please try it for sure..
Whao! The joy of making youer own little Gannu bhaiyya 🙂 Priceless. Theidol looks fantastic 🙂 The arrangement is sweet and the flowers gorgeous! 🙂
at a split of second I was about to google to see what “Theidol” means.. 😀 😀 😀
but then grabbed myself up and read it as “The idol”… 🙂
Such a beautiful Ganesha Idol and the fact that it is handmade makes it even more precious. Happy Ganesha Chaturthi to you. I am having a giveaway for moms at the blog on occasion of Ganesha Chaturthi. Do drop in.
thanks and welcome here Swapna.. hoping over to your blog right away…