Kanchi Abhijan Rupam: The Divine Warriors Edition

Kanchi Abhijan Rupam is a two-piece devotional figure set showing Shri Jagannath riding a black horse and Lord Balabhadra riding a white horse. Inspired by the well-known Kanchi Abhijan tradition, these synthetic figures depict the divine brothers in a distinctive mounted form for a home altar or devotional display.

Kanchi Abhijan Rupam Specifications

• Set: Two mounted deity figures
• Forms: Jagannath on a black horse and Balabhadra on a white horse
• Material: Synthetic
• Sizes: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10 inches

The Kanchi Abhijan Tradition

In Odishan devotional storytelling, Kanchi Abhijan is remembered as a tale connected with the devotion of the Gajapati king and the divine support of Shri Jagannath and Balabhadra. The brothers’ appearance as mounted figures makes the legend particularly memorable. The Kanchi Abhijan Rupam set turns that beloved image into a decorative form for home darshan.

The contrasting horses distinguish the figures: Mahaprabhu Jagannath is shown with a black horse, while Balabhadra is represented with a white horse. Displaying both together highlights their shared presence in this tradition of divine companionship and protection.

Two-Piece Mounted Deity Set

The Kanchi Abhijan Rupam collection contains two separate figures created from synthetic material. Their mounted postures offer a different silhouette from conventional Jagannath-family murtis, bringing movement and a story-inspired character to the setting.

Both figures can be arranged side by side on a dedicated shelf or within a larger display of Jagannath art. This paired composition reflects the identity of the set and makes the relationship between the two divine brothers clearly visible.

Six Size Options

The set is offered in two, three, four, six, eight and ten-inch size variations. Smaller versions can become part of a compact devotional collection, while the larger options provide a more prominent paired display for a home mandir, table or shelf.

Whether used as a decorative tribute to the Kanchi Abhijan story or as a focal point for remembering the divine brothers, the mounted forms give the display a distinctive Odishan cultural theme.

Display and Care

Place each figure securely on a level surface, leaving adequate space for its horse and raised decorative details. Support the stable base when moving the pieces. Clean with a soft dry cloth and avoid rough handling, moisture and direct flame.

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