Big Ganesha Idol DIY Paper Craft Kit - Height 13 inches

Create, connect and celebrate, with your own eco-friendly Ganesha! 

Welcome Ganpati Bappa into your home with love—and a personal touch! This DIY Paper Craft Ganesha Kit lets you and your family build your own beautiful idol, turning celebration into a joyful bonding experience. Fun for both kids and adults, assembling your own Ganesha brings a sense of connection and creativity that store-bought idols simply can’t match.

Thoughtfully designed by Sky Goodies and proudly made in India, each kit is crafted with care and attention to detail. Printed on FSC-certified, eco-friendly paper, this pre-cut, pre-creased kit requires no glue. Just slot the pieces together—it’s that simple! Assembly takes just 15–30 minutes, resulting in a charming Ganesha idol sized at 13 x 9.25 x 4.7 inches—perfect for your altar, shelf, or as a thoughtful gift. Best of all, this idol is 100% biodegradable. After the festivities, you can perform a completely eco-conscious Visarjan, knowing the paper will dissolve naturally in water without harming the environment—unlike plastic or plaster idols. 

The DIY kit also includes interesting information on the meaning of various aspects of Ganesha, to learn more about Him, for example, why Ganesha carries a lotus in His hand. These paper craft kits are a great way to bond with family and friends and enjoy a fun activity together. The paper used is thick high-quality card, and the finished idol is sturdy... it doesn't fly away under the fan. It can be dusted and cleaned with a dry cloth. These kits make lovely meaningful gifts for visitors during the Ganpati festival. 

The size of the DIY kit is A4: 21 cm x 29.7 cm.
The finished size of the paper Ganesha after assembly is about 33.5 cm height, with a base of 23.5 cm by 12 cm (13 x 9.25 x 4.7 inches). 

INCLUDED:
- 3 pre-printed, pre-cut, pre-creased A3 size sheets to make the Ganesha Paper Idol
- Step-by-step photographic assembly instructions
- Interesting information about the symbolism and significance of various aspects of Ganesha