‘Ganpati Bappa …’ I’m sure you’ve completed it with the most possible enthusiasm! So finally we had to again say Goodbye to our beloved Bappa.
Starting from the Pranapratishhtha ritual (invoking life in the idol) to the Shhodashopachara ritual (Chanting of religious text) to Uttarpuja to finally Ganpati Visarjan (immersing idols to the local river) The great 10-day Hindu festival of Ganesh Chaturthi has become an acquaintance of India with having its origin in the state Maharastra where the great Maratha leader Maharaja Chatrapati Shivaji started public Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations in Maharashtra to promote the spirit of nationalism. Later during the time of India’s freedom struggle, freedom fighter Lokmanya Tilak changed Ganesh Chaturthi from a homely private celebration to a great public celebration where people from all classes, castes, and ages can come together and be united especially when the British didn’t want it to be happened.
Lord Ganesha has many other meaningful names like Vighnaharta, Vinayak, Gajanand, etc is believed to be the first son of lord Shiva and Parvati, especially worshipped for wisdom, prosperity, and removing obstacles in starting any good work.
With the same faith, love, devotion, and big beautiful pandals the Ganpati celebration has taken changed in many ways. ‘Over the years with growing environmental awareness, people have started celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi in an environmentally friendly way. This includes– getting Ganesha idols made of natural clay/ mitti and using only flowers and natural items for decorating the pandals.’
So do TheUncommonBox as usual too thought of giving an artistic cessation to this great festival by celebrating Ganpati with our top 30 creative posts which are selected from our hashtag #THEUNCOMMONBOX and the creators who are following our page too. That’s the extended special benefit that has been given to our followers.
Though it has been difficult always for us to choose the few best out of all the wonderful work, what we had to do is to enkindle a healthy competition in order to inspire the artist to give their best. All the final posts are selected and curated by our admin Vaibhav @frameshade.
So here are the top 30 Ganpati posts where always numbering indicates no ranking and is just nominal in nature.
#1 Dr. Neha Agrawal @euphoric_illustrator
#2 Jyoti Singh @madhubani_treasures
#3 Deepesh @deepu_ban
#4 Shreya Singh @castle_of_art_
#5 Giridhar Gir @giridhar_gir
#6 @artist.soni
#7 Mansha @dreamersartjourney
#8 Tejashree Jangid @yefoodkibaathai
#9 Lalita @lalita_20_21
#10 Aditya Roy @photokaadimanav
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#11 Parna Mitra @gramartinstaparnamitra_
#12 Disha @snowy_secret_of_love
#13 Riddhi Nair @artyculate
#14 Pragathi Bilimale @pragathi.bilimale
#15 Jayalakshmi Rangarajan @kitchenmusingsbyjay
#16 Ashita @ashi.art12
#17 Gayatri Srinivasan @gayatri.srinivasan18
#18 Biprorshi Sankar Chatterjee @48_mega_pixel_
#19 Tejaswini Pati @colourvalley.tejaswini
#20 Prem @prem_passionarts
#21 Sourav @sourav18_photography
#22 Soumik Bose @soumikpencilartist
#23 Shikha @palletsandportraits
#24 Mallika @shady_palette
#25 Mrudula @artbymj08
#26 S. Sasmita @firsttimercook
#27 Nirmalya Chatterjee @nirmalya_click
#28 Karuna Bhatnagar @elysian_bykaruna
#29 Siddhi @artbysiddhi
#30 Sujata Kemparaju @sujatha.kemparaju.photography
Woah! Every colour, curve, and cut was simply delightful. Full of life, love, and devotion!
Really bravo to the great efforts of the gorgeous artists and photographers and a congratulation too!
If everybody is a winner, there remains no winner. So all those artists who anyhow couldn’t manage to come on the board. The uncommon box is always here to avail you of the opportunities to sharpen your talents.
Stay tuned and connected with our pages and regular updates. You never know which work is going to feature here.
So, we hope to see you all again with new challenges, fun, and winning!
The article is written by Zalak Nagar. Connect to her zalaknagaratwork@gmail.com
All posts are selected and curated by Vaibhav and his Instagram id is @frameshade
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