Hi Buddies,

Advanced Ganesha Chaturdhi Wishes to all !!! We make clay Ganesha every year and as the festival is nearing, thought of making it this weekend . Quickly took some snaps to post it for you all. This is very simple and hardly takes 10 minutes to do. I usually get colored clay but tried with plain clay and colored it myself this time. Check out the step by step process and you would agree it’s so easy 🙂 .Please send me your Ganesha snaps, if you made it following my post. I would love to post it on my blog!!!

Items Required:

  1. Air-Dry Clay
  2. Acrylic Paints
  3. Newspaper
  4. Brush

Step-By Step Process

  • Take two chunks of clay and make it into round shape.
  • Press one of it to form a base.
  • Place the other big ball on top of it and make sure that it’s properly fixed.

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  • Make 4 small balls.
  • Roll them long ( for legs and hands).
  • Attach them as shown below around the big ball.
  • Press them at ends.

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  • Attach the remaining long clay at top of big ball and press them at ends one vertically and other horizontally.
  • Place small ladoo on the left hand.

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  • Make another big ball .
  • Roll it in cone shape (Face and trunk).

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  • Attach it the body.
  • Take two medium balls and attach it either side of head.
  • Press it to form ears.

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  • Take small balls and press them one above the other to form a crown.
  • Roll the small ball to make jandhyam.
  • Take small balls and stick it on face to form eyes.
  • Similarly, make tusks.

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  • Aashu too tried and finally made a small Ganesha for himself. Isn’t it cute 🙂 ? Later , he asked me to make one more for his daddy.
  • Let it dry for a day.

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  • Choose your favorite colors and paint it. Aashu wanted blue Ganesha 🙂

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  • Your Ganesha is ready !!!

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By Deepu

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