Saradambal - 16 inches - Paper Mache

 Saradambal - 16 inches - Paper Mache

A 16-inch paper mache Saradambal, seated beneath an ornate golden prabhavali crowned with a kirtimukha and framed by a deep blue and yellow arch with peacock-green detailing. The Goddess is shown four-armed in a richly patterned red drape with gold jewellery and a tall kireedam.

Hand-painted with fine ornamental work throughout, the piece has the look of a temple sannidhi and reads clearly from across a room, whether on a Golu padi or a pooja room shelf.

Product Details

• Product Name: Saradambal
• Material: Paper mache
• Dimensions: Approximately 16 inches Height
• Pieces Included: Single piece
• Finish: Hand-painted with gold finish
• Style: Traditional South Indian Devotional Art
• Display Type: Tabletop / Golu Display

Features

• 16 inch seated form with a full golden prabhavali
• Kirtimukha crest and peacock-green detailing
• Richly patterned red drape with fine gold jewellery work
• Temple sannidhi styling that suits a top Golu step
• Lightweight paper mache, easier to handle and store than clay

Ideal For

• Navaratri Golu displays
• Pooja rooms and home temples
• Spiritual and cultural decor
• Temple displays and devotional collections
• Housewarming and festive gifting

Spiritual Significance

Saradambal, also known as Sharadamba, is worshipped as the goddess of learning and is the presiding deity of the Sringeri Sharada Peetham, the matha established in the Adi Shankaracharya tradition. She is invoked for knowledge, clarity of mind and success in study, making her a natural choice for Navaratri and Saraswati Pooja displays.

Disclaimer

Each piece is handcrafted and hand-painted. Minor variations in color, detailing, and finish are natural characteristics of handmade artisan creations and contribute to the uniqueness of every set.