Meet Sumukha: One with a Beautiful and Auspicious Face

At 3.7 inches tall, Sumukha is an absolute delight, crafted with a serene smile, enchanting big eyes, a dainty top bun, and a delicate head ornament that adds a touch of divinity to his charm. His name, Sumukha, is in the 108 sacred names of Lord Ganesha and means “the one with a beautiful and auspicious face.”

This adorable form isn’t just a joy to behold, it’s a reminder that grace, optimism, and calm begin with the way we look at the world. Made from eco-friendly clay and embedded with marigold seeds, Sumukha brings with him the promise of new life.

Significance for Ganesh Chaturthi

Sumukha is the embodiment of blessings at their gentlest. With his soft, smiling face and tranquil presence, he sets the tone for a mindful and meaningful celebration. After Ganesh Chaturthi, he returns to the earth, blooming into marigolds that carry your devotion forward.

Details

• What’s in the Box: A 3.7-inch handcrafted Ganesh idol made from water-soluble clay, lovingly embedded with marigold seeds.

Why Sumukha?

• Eco-Friendly: Crafted from clay that dissolves naturally, leaving behind nothing but blessings and flowers.
• A Living Symbol: After visarjan, plant the sacred water and clay in soil to grow vibrant marigold blooms, nurturing life with love and intention.

How to Nurture Your Blessings

1. Soft Sunlight: Place your pot where it gets indirect light.
2. Gentle Watering: Keep the soil moist but not wet.
3. Good Soil: Add a bit of compost or natural manure to help the seeds flourish.

Celebrate, Then Cultivate

With a face full of grace and eyes full of wonder, Sumukha reminds us that true beauty is rooted in simplicity. As his marigolds bloom, so too will your memories of a Ganesh Chaturthi filled with joy, care, and renewal.