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or an eco-friendly Ganesh decoration, consider crafting your entire setup using handmade and recycled paper. Begin with a backdrop made of layered origami lotus flowers or peacock feathers, folded from colorful waste paper or newspaper that’s been painted using natural dyes like turmeric, beetroot, and spinach extracts. You can build a small temple facade by rolling and assembling brown kraft paper tubes, mimicking wooden pillars. Hang paper garlands shaped like marigold and mango leaves along the edges—these are easy to cut and glue, and look stunning with vivid biodegradable colors. To add charm and dimension, create miniature paper modaks, diyas, and umbrellas, decorating them with jute twine or pressed dry flowers. Place your Ganesh idol at the center, ideally made of clay or terracotta to stay consistent with the natural theme, and surround it with paper rangoli designs on the floor using colored tissue or flower-shaped cutouts. The whole setup is lightweight, customizable, and fully compostable—perfect for celebrating with devotion and environmental kindness.