Unique Naad Ganesha installation celebrates faith, craftsmanship and the spirit of giving during Ganesh Chaturthi
Bengaluru, September 8, 2026: Adding a distinctive spiritual and artistic dimension to Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations in the city, M5 Ecity Mall in Electronic City has unveiled a majestic Ganesha installation crafted using more than 2,000 traditional brass bells.
Developed by M5 Mahendra Group, M5 Ecity Mall has brought together devotion, traditional craftsmanship and community celebration through the unique installation, which will be on display from September 8 to September 15.
The striking Naad Ganesha installation has been meticulously created using thousands of brass bells ranging in size from 2.5 to 5 inches. Carefully assembled to form an intricate representation of Lord Ganesha, the installation is expected to become a major festive attraction for visitors during the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
Where Every Bell Carries a Blessing
The installation draws inspiration from the spiritual significance of temple bells in Indian traditions. The sound of a bell is widely associated with auspiciousness, positivity and spiritual focus, making it an integral part of prayer and worship.
At M5 Ecity Mall, this symbolism has been transformed into an artistic expression, with more than 2,000 brass bells coming together to create the form of Lord Ganesha. The installation celebrates the belief that every ring of a bell signifies an auspicious beginning and offers a moment of prayer, reflection and positivity.
More than just a festive display, the Naad Ganesha installation represents a blend of faith, sound, tradition and craftsmanship, creating a unique experience for visitors in the heart of Electronic City.
From Bappa to Every Home
The initiative will continue even after the festival celebrations conclude. The more than 2,000 brass bells used in the installation will be carefully distributed among customers as blessed souvenirs.
Through this gesture, each bell will move from being part of a large public installation to becoming a personal symbol of faith and remembrance. Visitors will have an opportunity to take home a piece of the festive celebration, carrying with them the blessings and spirit associated with Lord Ganesha.
Speaking about the initiative, Mr Rajesh Naidu, Centre Director, M5 Ecity Mall by M5 Mahendra Group, said, “Ganesh Chaturthi is a time when devotion, artistry and community come together. The brass bell has always held a special place in our traditions, with its sound representing auspiciousness, devotion and spiritual connection. By creating Ganesha with more than 2,000 bells, we have brought this symbolism to life. By sharing these bells with our customers after the celebrations, we hope the blessings of Bappa continue to resonate in their homes long after the festival concludes.”
The installation will remain open to visitors of all age groups throughout the festive period, offering a space for prayer, photography and celebration.
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