American E-Tailer Selling Bath Mats with Figurines of Hindu Gods

American e-tailer Wayfair has experienced harsh criticism for selling bath mats portraying Hindu Gods after Amazon was pummelled for selling comparable things, the media detailed.

The Boston-based Wayfair that sells home products, has been loading bath mats with Lord Ganesha figurines as well as with Lord Shiva's engravings on it, the American Bazaar gave an account of Saturday.

The mats, sold on the site for $38 and that's only the tip of the iceberg, are portrayed as "Yoga Asian Lord with Third Eye Bath Rug by East Urban Home", and "Asian Face of Elephant Lord Bath Rug."

Before, as well, there were protests about Wayfair selling the Hindu Gods engraved bath floor coverings.

A year ago, Wayfair expelled a cutting board conveying the picture of Ganesha and apologized after Hindu activists challenged it.

A week ago, a request was propelled against Amazon for selling bath mats, floor mats and latrine covers delineating the Ganesha.

The underlying objective of the applicant was to get 150,000 marks, yet later the objective was expanded to 200,000. By Friday, it got about 156,000 marks from individuals over the globe.

The request requested a statement of regret from Amazon.

In 2014, the online business mammoth expelled some jeans that highlighted Ganesha.