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Pune Ganeshotsav Shoppers Opt for Reusable Decorations Amid Rising Prices

Rising prices prompt Pune shoppers to choose reusable decorations for Ganeshotsav.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sun, 13 September 2026 at 01:30 pm
Pune Ganeshotsav Shoppers Opt for Reusable Decorations Amid Rising Prices

With just a few hours left for Ganeshotsav, Pune's Mandi market is witnessing increased demand for decorative items, traditional Ganpati clothing, artificial flowers, and household festival accessories. However, rising prices and household budgets are prompting customers to compare rates and opt for simpler, reusable decorations this year.

Shopkeepers in the market said customers were purchasing a variety of items to decorate their homes and Ganpati installation areas. Artificial flower garlands, torans, decorative backdrops, Ganpati vastras, and traditional accessories are among the products attracting buyers. Ramesh Shinde, a decoration items seller, said that Ganeshotsav is the biggest business season for him and that customers have started coming to Mandi to buy decoration items for their homes.

According to Shinde, artificial flower garlands are priced between ₹50 and ₹250, while decorative torans cost around ₹80 to ₹300. Ganpati clothing and decorative vastras are available in the range of ₹150 to ₹600, depending on their size, quality, and design. People want their homes to look beautiful during the festival, but they also want affordable products.

Traditional decorative items continue to hold importance among devotees as families prepare their homes and installation spaces for the festival. Ganpati vastras, decorative cloth, torans, and flower garlands are commonly used to create a festive and traditional atmosphere. Sunil Jagtap, a Ganpati decoration material seller, said that items such as Ganpati vastra, decorative cloth, torans, and flower garlands are important parts of the festival.

Jagtap said customers were showing interest in bright colours, traditional designs, and reusable decoration material. Ganpati clothing costs approximately ₹150 to ₹600, while decorative cloth and backdrop material are available from ₹200 to ₹800, depending on the size and quality. Many families prefer buying reusable items because they can use them again next year.

Mahesh Pawar, a festival material trader in Mandi market, said customers were increasingly enquiring about prices before making purchases. Compared to last year, customers are asking more questions about prices before purchasing decoration items. The cost of some products has increased because of material, transportation, and manufacturing expenses.

The trend of opting for reusable decorations is expected to continue as customers become more budget-conscious. With the festival just around the corner, shopkeepers are hoping to cater to the increasing demand for affordable and reusable decoration items.

In the context of the festival, the demand for reusable decorations is a significant aspect. As the prices of decorative items continue to rise, customers are looking for ways to celebrate the festival without breaking the bank. The reusable decorations not only help reduce waste but also provide an affordable option for customers.

The festival of Ganeshotsav is an important part of Pune's cultural heritage, and the demand for decorative items is a testament to its significance. As the city prepares to celebrate the festival, the market for decorative items is expected to continue growing.

In conclusion, the rising prices of decorative items have prompted Pune shoppers to opt for reusable decorations for Ganeshotsav. The trend is expected to continue as customers become more budget-conscious and look for affordable options to celebrate the festival.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price range of artificial flower garlands in Pune's Mandi market?

The price range of artificial flower garlands is between ₹50 and ₹250.

Why are customers opting for reusable decorations for Ganeshotsav?

Customers are opting for reusable decorations due to rising prices and to reduce waste.

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