Eco - The Ganesha Bloom Bag

A Ganesha terrarium with seeds, dry fruit and a board game, in a zipped jute box bag.

A two-inch Ganesha stands in preserved moss under acrylic — small, sealed and permanent. With it come three bottled seed varieties, dry fruit, two floating cork diyas and a diya-and-bloom board in a cotton pouch. The bag itself zips shut and keeps being used.

• The Ganesha needs nothing. Preserved forest on a recycled-polymer base under a sealed cover — no water, no light, and it looks the same in a year.
• The zipped jute bag is why this reads richer than it is. Nine inches square with a zip closure, it becomes a document or cable bag rather than being discarded.
• Marigold, mustard and tulsi in three glass bottles to plant, and two cork diyas that refill rather than burn down. The 80 g of dry fruit comes in kraft paper, not laminated film.
• A structured 9 × 9" jute bag with a zip closure. It stands up on a desk rather than collapsing, and becomes a document or cable bag afterwards.