Murtishala
“Gentle on Nature. Deep in Devotion.”
We Believe
True devotion is honouring the Panchamahabhutas — Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space — because these five elements are the very foundation of our tradition.
A Ganesh idol made from clay is the true form of the Panchamahabhutas.
Our festivals are not just moments of joy, but sacred expressions that must live in harmony with nature.
To spread awareness and bring eco-friendly Ganesh idols closer to every devotee, with love and purpose, we’re beginning where it matters most.
We’re conducting a nationwide survey to understand people’s preferences, their connection to tradition, and the challenges they face in choosing eco-friendly options.
Let’s celebrate with devotion — and live responsibly.
Atharvashirsha Verse:
“त्वं भूमिरापोऽनलोऽनिलो नभः।”
“Tvam bhūmir āpo’nalonilo nabhaḥ”
त्वम् (Tvam) = तू/तूच (you are)
भूमिः(Bhūmiḥ) = पृथ्वी (earth)
आपः(Āpaḥ) = पाणी (water)
अनलः(Analaḥ) = अग्नी (fire)
अनिलः(Anilaḥ) = वायू (air)
नभः(Nabhaḥ) = आकाश (sky/space)
This verse reveals that Lord Ganesha is the embodiment of the five great elements (Pancha Mahabhutas)— Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space — that form the foundation of the entire universe.
It signifies that Ganesha is not separate from creation; rather, He is the very essence and presence within all that exists.
Take Survey Please!
We’re conducting a nationwide survey to understand people’s preferences, their connection to tradition, and the challenges they face in choosing eco-friendly options.
