Gangaur Idols for Pooja

Description

Gangaur idols, representing Goddess Gauri (Parvati) and Lord Shiva, are an essential part of the festival. These idols are crafted with deep devotion and are beautifully adorned to symbolize prosperity, love, and marital bliss.

Description of Gangaur Idols

1. Material & Craftsmanship

   • Traditionally made of clay.

   • Handcrafted by local artisans, especially in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

     Appearance & Decorations

     • Gauri Idol: Depicted as a beautifully dressed goddess, often with intricate jewelry, colorful attire, and a serene expression.

     • Shiva Idol: Smaller than Gauri’s, symbolizing his humility.

     • Ornamentation: Decorated with bright colors, glass beads, sequins, and fabric to enhance their divine look.

     • Veil (Odhni): Women drape the idol in traditional Bandhani or embroidered fabric.

2. Size & Placement

   • Size is 15CM in Height.

   • Kept in sacred spaces of the home or community temples before being taken in a grand procession.

3. Gangaur Procession Idols

   • In cities like Jaipur and Udaipur, large, artistically adorned idols are paraded on elephants or palanquins.

   • These idols are often dressed in royal Rajasthani attire, with gold and silver embellishments.

4. Idol Immersion

   • On the final day, the idols are carried in a grand Gangaur procession and immersed in water bodies, symbolizing Gauri’s return to her heavenly abode.

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