Shri Laxmi Flower Decoration, owned by Bharat Dilip Bhujbal of Bhosari, Pune, created a floral display for Ashadhi Ekadashi celebrations in Pandharpur, Maharashtra this year. The vibrant decor featured a rich mix of flowers including mogra, roses, marigolds, asters, orchids, anthuriums, dracaena, and crotons, along with a colorful selection of fruits such as apples, oranges, dragon fruit, and pineapples.
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With the support of 40 to 50 skilled artisans, approximately five tons of flowers were used to craft the elaborate decorations. A striking sugarcane wall was also built as a special offering at the feet of Lord Vitthala.
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Bhujbal has been offering this floral decoration service for many years.
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"The growing trend of using fresh flowers and fruits is a boost for flower and fruit growers," said Pandharinath Mhaske, Coordinator of the India Florist Association.
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