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Raja Rajeshwari Darbar Set – Paper Mache (8 to 13 inches)

Raja Rajeshwari Darbar Set – Paper Mache (8 to 13 inches)
Raja Rajeshwari Darbar Set – Paper Mache (8 to 13 inches)
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  • Model: Raja Rajeshwari Darbar Set – Paper Mache (8 to 13 inches)
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Buy 1 Devi, get the 2nd 15% OFF – mix & match any Devi or Amman

Raja Rajeshwari Darbar Set – Paper Mache (8 to 13 inches)
A complete darbar (royal court) set with Sri Raja Rajeshwari seated on her throne beneath a royal umbrella, framed by a golden arch, with Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswathi attending on either side along with their vahanas. Brightly hand-painted in traditional South Indian style, this set makes a beautiful focal arrangement for your golu steps or pooja room.

Product Details:

  • Size: Height – 13 inches (tallest piece) down to 8 inches; Width – 9 inches

  • Material: Paper mache

  • Set Includes: 1 complete darbar set – Raja Rajeshwari on her throne with her lion, Lakshmi with her elephant, Saraswathi with her peacock, and attendant figures, arranged as shown in the photograph

  • Theme: Raja Rajeshwari holding court under a royal umbrella, flanked by Lakshmi and Saraswathi with their vahanas, each piece on its own base

  • Handcrafted: Hand-painted by artisans; slight variations in colour and design make each set a unique piece of devotional art.

Features:

  • Multi-piece set that can be arranged across one or two golu steps

  • Ornate gilded arch and royal umbrella over the central throne

  • Vivid traditional colours with fine jewellery and drapery detailing

  • Lightweight paper mache with sturdy flat bases for stable display

Ideal For:

  • Navaratri golu display

  • Home pooja room and altar

  • Housewarming, wedding and festive gifting

  • Traditional South Indian home decor

Significance:

Raja Rajeshwari, a form of the Divine Mother worshipped as the supreme sovereign, is revered as the giver of prosperity, protection and inner strength. Seated with Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, and Saraswathi, the goddess of learning, the darbar represents the fullness of the Mother's grace – abundance, wisdom and sovereign protection – and is traditionally displayed during Navaratri to invite these blessings into the home.

Disclaimer:

As these idols are handcrafted and hand-painted, minor variations in colour, finish and size are natural and are not considered defects. Colours may also appear slightly different due to photography and screen settings.

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