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� The Clay Vinayagar idol is carefully molded and shaped. Clay is a preferred material for crafting Vinayagar idols due to its natural and eco-friendly nature, as the idol is meant to be immersed in water after the Ganesh Chaturthi puja is over. This model is called the Vinayagar Annavahanam.
� The design of the Clay Vinayagar idol is inspired by traditional Hindu scriptures and iconography. The idol showcases Lord Ganesha seated on the Mayil vahanam (peacock mount), with various symbolic elements such as his elephant head, multiple arms, and sacred objects. The symbolic pattai, sacred thread and tusks are painted white, while his crown and ornaments are painted gold. It is tradition to leave the rest of the vigraham in its natural clay colour, giving it an earthy and rustic appearance.
� It is recommended to handle it with care and keep it away from excessive moisture or direct sunlight for the duration of your puja.
� Clay Vinayagar idols are available in various sizes, ranging from small handheld idols to larger decorative pieces.
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Vinayagar, also known as Ganesha, is a popular deity in Hinduism, revered as the remover of obstacles and the God of Beginnings and Wisdom. Clay Vinayagar refers to clay sculptures or idols of Lord Ganesha, used for worship during Ganesh Chathurthi. Clay Vinayagar idols hold great religious and cultural significance for Hindus. They are believed to bring blessings, prosperity, and success. Many people worship Lord Ganesha before commencing any new venture or undertaking to seek his divine intervention and removal of obstacles.
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