Auspicious Venughana Kaavadi

Auspicious Venughana Kaavadi featuring Lord Krishna playing the flute, with attendants carrying offerings over their head, all seen under the dravidian gopura structure, the adjoining base rest which features fine carvings, the top features a dravidian temple gopura pattern meticulously carved…Its is a handmade set carved out of Ven marudhu wood stained dark

The Kavadi Attam is the sacrificial offering performed by devotees to Lord Murugan during the auspicious festival day of Thaipusam. The Kavadi itself is a physical burden through which the devotees implore offering prayers for fulfiled or some future requirements from Lord Muruga. The kaavadi is reveared as a channel of communion with the lord & every family of kaavadi bearers treasure Kaavadi equivalent to gods display them in pooja with floral offerings

Dimensions
18 inches tall
7.75 inches wide
2 inches thick