Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Tiny Ganesha Pin Idol Carries A Message For Planet
Dr Guram Dayakar made a very small statue of Lord Ganesha on a pin.
He used clay, a pin and water colours.
The artwork took nearly 10 hours to finish.
He created it during Ganesh Navratri.
The tiny statue carries a big message about protecting nature.
Dr Dayakar wants people to use clay idols that are safer for the environment.
He says some other idols can pollute water and soil when they are immersed.
He encouraged everyone to celebrate the festival in an eco-friendly way.
Miniature artist Dr Guram Dayakar created a clay Ganesha idol on a pin.
The artwork was made with clay, a pin and water colours.
Dr Dayakar spent nearly 10 hours completing the miniature idol.
The artwork encourages devotees to choose eco-friendly clay idols.
He warned that non-biodegradable idols can pollute water bodies and soil after immersion.
- Who
- Miniature artist Dr Guram Dayakar created the idol and urged devotees to celebrate responsibly.
- What
- A clay idol of Lord Ganesha was made on a pin as an environmental message.
- When
- During Ganesh Navratri.
- Where
- Jagitial.
- Why
- To encourage the use of eco-friendly clay idols and reduce pollution of water bodies and soil.
- Artist
- Dr Guram Dayakar
- Artwork
- A miniature clay idol of Lord Ganesha on a pin
- Materials
- Clay, a pin and water colours
- Creation time
- Nearly 10 hours
- Festival
- Ganesh Navratri
- Environmental message
- Use eco-friendly clay idols to help protect water bodies and soil