Turning Festival Idols into Living Reefs.
A CSR-led program that protects water bodies, builds marine micro‑habitats, and creates livelihoods for artisans—while giving communities a tangible way to steward the ocean.
Ritual-friendly pathways keep lakes and rivers clean using artificial tanks and safe materials.
Reef-ready idols become durable, bio‑receptive structures supporting biodiversity and local fisheries.
Off‑season work and training for artisans while capping materials with transparent pricing.
3 million Idols are immersed every year,
let’s turn them into Living Reefs
By guiding designs and materials up‑front, idols can move from immersion waste to ocean assets.
Enrollment, artificial tanks, collection and QA → port staging → sea deployment with GPS/photo logs. Monitoring by divers and marine biologists over time.
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Devotional front intact; reef openings at rear/underside. Safe mixes and pigments supplied with caps.
Ward booths, tagging, safe handling, photography and batch compliance.
Boats/barges + dive teams place units at mapped sites; periodic monitoring (0/3/6/12 months).
Idols immersed annually – a massive circular opportunity
Estimated idol mass redirected from lakes/rivers
Materials verified through third‑party tests
Off‑season work & skill‑building for artisans
Whether you’re a company, a city, a research partner, or a citizen, you can help turn festive devotion into thriving marine habitats.
Sponsor reef-ready idol programs and scale impact city by city.
Cut clean-up costs and turn immersion logistics into restoration.
Co-lead training, monitoring and transparent reporting.
Support circular festivals and community reef adoption.
More details on How you can participate
Yes. We use non‑leaching mixes validated through chloride migration, leachate toxicity and wet–dry salt cycle tests. Only compliant batches get deployed.
Absolutely. The front is intact; habitat openings are only at the rear/underside. We provide templates and training to artisans.
We avoid live reefs. Sites are selected by marine environmentalists in agreement with authorities. Sites are mapped with spacing/anchoring plans and GPS/photo logs. Monitoring occurs at 0/3/6/12 months.
Sponsor per‑unit CSR, co‑create city SOWs with targets and budgets, or enable public Adopt‑a‑Reef programs for visibility and audits.
