Pushpam Ganesha Blessing Decorative Wall Plate | 25 cm

Ganesha Blessing Decorative Wall Plate

Style your home mandir or living space with Pushpam’s 25 cm Sushobhan Thali, featuring Shri Ganesha seated on a lotus against a rich red backdrop with traditional floral detailing.

Materials and what is included

• Decorative top made using upcycled flowers offered at Ganesha temples.

• Base made using recycled plaster-of-Paris (POP) idols.

• One 25 cm decorative wall plate with a hook on the back.

This is a wall décor plate, not a serving plate or a thali for holding lit diyas. Keep it away from water, direct flame and excessive heat.

A devotional décor choice for Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, housewarmings and gifting.

Use

• Home mandir: Add a devotional focal point to your prayer space.

• Home décor: Display on a wall, console, shelf or tabletop as a traditional art piece.

• Bring spiritual warmth to Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali and other religious celebrations.

• Auspicious gifting: A thoughtful gift for housewarmings, weddings, naming ceremonies and new beginnings.

• Corporate and festive hampers: A meaningful choice for clients, colleagues and partners who appreciate Indian art and sustainable craftsmanship.

• Cultural spaces: Suitable for offices, reception areas and spaces that celebrate Indian heritage and spirituality.

Care Guide

• Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth.

• Avoid moisture and direct contact with water.

• Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight and excessive heat to preserve the artwork.

• Do not place near direct flame, as the material is not heat-resistant.

• Handle the printed surface gently to preserve the artwork over time.

Manufactured & Marketed by

NuoTerra Innovations Pvt Ltd,
No. 12, Param Industrial Trade Park, Vejalpore,
Near GIDC Char Rasta, Valsad, Gujarat - 396035,
Email: contact@nuoterra.green

Country of Origin: India

Upcycled composite materials

Pushpam describes its proprietary Pushpcycle™ and Murticycle™ materials as recycled, wood-like substitutes. The devotional artwork uses upcycled sacred flower offerings and recycled idol material.