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Eco-friendly Ganpati workshops, school programs & events

Hands-on workshops where children, families, schools, housing societies, and CSR teams learn to make their own eco-friendly Ganpati murti. Hosted by verified artisans, taught in Shadu Mati clay, seed Ganesha, and paper pulp.

Workshop formats

Kids workshop (ages 6–14)

A 90-minute hands-on session where children make a 5–6 inch Shadu Mati Bal Ganesh using natural clay, food-grade dyes (turmeric, beetroot, indigo), and a modak mould. Every child takes home their own idol plus a Ganesh-Chaturthi storybook. Group size: 8–25.

Family workshop

A 2-hour session for parents and children together. Make a 7–9 inch Ganpati using either Shadu Mati or seed-Ganesha methodology. Includes home visarjan instructions and seed-care guide. Group size: 4–10 families.

School program

Multi-class school program covering the science of eco-Ganpati (clay properties, water-pollution data, CPCB rules), the ritual context, and a hands-on idol-making activity. Adapted from Nashik Municipal Corporation's Eco Bappa framework which has trained 10,000+ students across 100 schools. Available as a half-day or two-day curriculum.

Housing-society session

A 2–3 hour session hosted in a society clubhouse where residents learn to make their own Ganpati and the society's eco-friendly visarjan protocol. Often paired with a verified society-scale Ganpati commission for that year's mandal.

Corporate / CSR workshop

An on-site eco-Ganpati workshop for corporate teams as part of CSR or employee-engagement programming. Includes a sustainability briefing (CPCB and MPCB context), a hands-on session, and an optional plantation kit. Group size: 20–80.

Where workshops happen

Workshops are hosted by our verified sellers — primarily in Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. Other cities arranged on request.

Pricing

How to book.

Write to workshops@mittimurti.com with your group size, preferred date, city, and audience. We reply within 2 business days during the pre-Ganesh-Chaturthi window (June–August). Schools and CSR programs are best booked 4–6 weeks in advance.

Why workshops matter

Workshops are how the eco-Ganpati category scales. eCoexist (Pune, est. 2007) and Nashik Municipal Corporation's Eco Bappa program both built their reach through schools and societies, not retail. A child who makes their own Bal Ganesh in clay grows up choosing eco-friendly idols by default — the most durable behaviour change you can create.