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Durga Maa Statue| Amba Statue| Shaila Putri| Kali Sculpture| Durga with Lion| Parvati figurines| Annapurni devi| Devi Durga Statue|
You must have seen the extravagant frenzy of the Carnaval in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, and have obviously felt the craze of Diwali in North India. That feeling of happiness and making memories with your loved ones is what everyone looks forward to all year.But, if you have been to Kolkata during Durga Puja, you must have figured out why it is called the City of Joy. During the four days, the Puja fever grips the heart of everyone in the city regardless of age, caste, class or gender. The entire state of West Bengal welcomes Goddess Durga and her children, along with the mighty demon Mahishasura, with open arms and hearts filled with incomprehensible emotions of togetherness. From the northern points of Tala and Bagbazar to the swanky southern pandals of Naktala and Behala, the Kolkata streets constantly witness waves of darshanarthis or 'pandal-hopping pilgrims' dressed in the best possible way they can.
There are other must-do rituals and traditions of Durga Puja that bring the entire Bengali community together. Some of them are written in shastras, others have become an integral part of the Durga Puja culture over the years. Visiting Maddox Square in Ballygunge, praying to the Durga idol at Bagbazar, hopping from one pandal to another with friends all night long, spending time with your family, catching up with friends - these too are traditions that just cannot go undone. However, above all, Durga Puja is essentially the worship of womanhood and the celebration of the supreme source of power - Maa Durga.
Dimensions :- L*B*H (in cm) 18*12*28Material :- ResinColour :- Copper Finish
