Making of Idol – Kumartuli, Kolkata – Lord Ganesha Sculptor

"Making of Idol – Kumartuli" beautifully encapsulates the artistic heritage of Kumartuli, an iconic idol-making hub situated by the river Ganges in Kolkata. Kumartuli has long been synonymous with the art of idol-making, particularly during the festive season of Durga Puja. Artists and artisans here dedicate their skills to creating magnificent idols of Hindu gods and goddesses, crafting intricate works that capture the essence of divinity and reverence.

This particular image showcases a talented sculptor at work in his studio, diligently shaping Lord Ganesha idols with utmost care and precision. The use of traditional materials like clay, along with modern elements like glass fibre, cement, plaster of Paris, and even metal, demonstrates the blend of age-old techniques with contemporary artistry. The scene captures the meticulous process of idol-making, where each idol reflects the devotion, culture, and spiritual significance of these deities.

This photograph honors the craftsmanship and devotion of Kumartuli’s artisans and their contribution to Hindu religious culture. Perfect for those who cherish the artistic process, cultural heritage, and religious rituals of India.

Key Features:

• Title: Making of Idol – Kumartuli, Kolkata – Lord Ganesha Sculptor

• Subject: Kumartuli, idol-making, Lord Ganesha, Hindu deity idols, artistic heritage, sculpture

• Material: Premium archival matte photo print | Optional handcrafted wooden frame (available in walnut, matte black, or white)

• Edition: Limited edition with artist’s signature

• Visual Mood: Artistic craftsmanship, religious devotion, cultural heritage, traditional artistry, sculpture-making

• Ideal for: Cultural décor, art collectors, religious art lovers, traditional artisanship collections, Indian heritage exhibitions