Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Vasai Artist Paints Eight Ashtavinayak Idols On Hibiscus Leaves
Kaushik Dileep Jadhav is an artist from Bhatane village in Vasai.
He made a special Ganeshotsav artwork.
He painted the eight Ashtavinayak forms of Lord Ganesha.
Each form was painted on a separate hibiscus leaf.
He used watercolours for the paintings.
The leaves were small and delicate, so the work needed great care.
Jadhav finished the artwork in one hour.
Art lovers and devotees are now noticing his creation.
Vasai artist Kaushik Dileep Jadhav created paintings of the eight Ashtavinayak Ganesha idols.
Jadhav painted the idols on eight delicate hibiscus leaves using watercolours.
The small scale required precision to depict Ganesha’s expressions, features and intricate details.
The entire artwork was completed in one hour.
The creation has attracted attention from art lovers and devotees during Ganeshotsav.
- Who
- Artist Kaushik Dileep Jadhav from Bhatane village in Vasai.
- What
- He painted the eight Ashtavinayak Ganesha idols on eight hibiscus leaves.
- When
- During Ganeshotsav; the article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Bhatane village in Vasai.
- Why
- To showcase a blend of devotion to Lord Ganesha and fine art.
- Artist
- Kaushik Dileep Jadhav
- Location
- Bhatane village, Vasai
- Subject
- The eight Ashtavinayak Ganesha forms
- Painting surface
- Eight hibiscus leaves
- Medium
- Watercolours
- Completion time
- One hour
- Public response
- The artwork is attracting art lovers and devotees