Ganesh Chaturthi 2026
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 falls on Monday, 14 September. Bookings for natural clay Ganesh idols are open now at Ekadanta Stores, with delivery across Hyderabad and Telangana.
This page is your booking guide: when to reserve, what to expect on delivery, how to care for a clay idol during the ten days, and how to immerse it safely.
Book your eco-friendly clay Ganesh idol today
Large idols above 3 feet: book by May–June 2026. Mid-size idols from 12 inches to 3 feet: book by July 2026. Small home idols: book up to a few weeks before the festival, subject to availability.
Deliveries begin roughly a week before Ganesh Chaturthi and are scheduled so your idol arrives one or two days before the puja.




Place the idol on a stable, level platform indoors. Keep it away from rain, damp walls and direct sun. Dust only with a dry cloth. Do not sprinkle water on the idol — clay softens quickly.
For home visarjan, fill a wide drum or tub with water and lower the idol in gently. Small idols dissolve in a few hours; help the process by stirring. Pour the clay water into your garden, plants or a soil bed. For larger idols, use the designated municipal immersion ponds and inform the volunteers that your idol is natural clay.
“Our apartment association ordered a 5 feet clay Ganesha. Beautiful finish and it dissolved cleanly at visarjan.”
“Booked a 10 inch Kolkata-clay idol for home. Delivered on time and the natural colours were lovely.”
“We buy in bulk every year for our store. Consistent quality and fair wholesale pricing.”
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 falls on Monday, 14 September 2026, and the festival runs for ten days until 24 September.
Book as early as possible. Small idols can usually be confirmed a few weeks ahead, but 3 feet and larger idols should be booked three to four months in advance.
Keep the idol indoors, away from rain and direct sunlight, on a firm flat surface. Dust it with a dry soft cloth only — never wash a clay idol with water before visarjan.