This ganesha was made from mouldit clay and was gifted to a friend during Ganesh Festival
This ganesha was made from mouldit clay and was gifted to a friend during Ganesh Festival
Fevicryl Mouldit, Fevicol MR, Fevicryl Acrylic Colours, Spray paint Gold, Toothpick, Clay shaping tools, Varnish
Use shaping tools to make designs
Make laddoo, modak and other eatables from clay
A closer look after clay dries
The ganesha idol is made in 6 parts
Make legs for ganesha as shown in pic
Make hands as shown in pic
Make cone shaped body
Make the face as shown and leave some space for the eyes
Let the leaf be coloured using Fevicryl Acrylic Colours
Roll the clay into dough by mixing the resin and hardener
With a help of a rolling pin make chapati shape and place a leaf and cut out leaf shape as shown in pic
Assemble all parts.
Arrange parts using a toothpick to keep the body in place.
Complete the idol with making remaining accessory items
Let the structure dry completely
Golden spray paint is used to colour ganesha.
Apply varnish after the paint dries completely. Let the varnish dry for a day too.