Shri Jagannatha Wooden hands, padukas & weapons

Shri Jagannatha Wooden Hands, Padukas & Weapons: Enhance Your Deity’s Divine Presence

Deepen your devotion to Lord Jagannath by adorning your deity with these symbolic wooden hands, padukas (feet), and weapons. These accessories are meticulously handcrafted in Puri, the sacred abode of Lord Jagannath, and add a unique touch to your deity’s representation.

During the Ratha Yatra festival and other special Beshas (divine attire ceremonies), Lord Jagannath is adorned with elaborate ornaments and accessories, including symbolic hands, feet, and weapons. These items represent his divine powers and attributes.

By offering these symbolic items to your deity, you participate in the rich traditions of Jagannath worship and express your reverence for the Lord.

About this Product:

• Material: Crafted from wood, these items are lightweight and easy to use.
• Complete Set: Includes 4 hands with weapons and 4 padukas, enough to adorn all three deities (Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra).
• Available for All Sizes: Suitable for deities of all sizes, ensuring a perfect fit.
• Complementary Offerings: Includes Nirmalya Mahaprasadam and Sanjua for 30 days, enhancing your worship experience.
• Supports Local Artisans: By purchasing this product, you directly support the artisans of Puri and contribute to the preservation of Jagannath culture.

Benefits:

• Enhance Your Puja Space: Create a more authentic and devotional atmosphere in your home temple.
• Express Your Devotion: Show your love and reverence for Lord Jagannath and his siblings.
• Connect with Tradition: Participate in the rich traditions of Jagannath worship.
• Support Local Artisans: Contribute to the preservation of Jagannath culture and the livelihoods of artisans in Puri.

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Keywords:

• Jagannath Hands
• Jagannath Padukas
• Jagannath Weapons
• Deity Accessories
• Mahaprasadam
• Sanjua
• Puja
• Handcrafted
• Spiritual offering
• Home temple
• Indian handicrafts
• Ratha Yatra
• Jagannath Besha