Description
Unlock the Divine Beauty of the “Lotus Guise” for Your Deities
Bring the sacred traditions of the Srimandir right into your home temple with this exquisitely handcrafted Padma Besha (Lotus Attire) set. Designed for Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Maa Subhadra, this ornamentation recreates the legendary Padma Besha ritual observed annually in Puri during the Magha month (Jan-Feb).
The Legend Behind the Besha: This specific attire commemorates the devotion of the great saint Manohar Das. Legend says he carried dried lotus flowers from a long distance to offer to the Lord. While the priests initially refused the dried flowers, Lord Jagannath miraculously accepted them, turning them fresh and fragrant. This Besha is a symbol that the Lord accepts the Bhav (emotion) of his devotees above all else.
Product Features & Craftsmanship:
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Authentic Design: Modeled after the traditional “Bada Singhara” ritual style, featuring large lotus petal halos (Prabha) that frame the faces of the Trinity.
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Material: [Insert Material here, e.g., High-quality Solapith (Indian Cork), Velvet, Zari, or Thermocol base with foil work].
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Intricate Detailing: Includes the signature triangular crowns (Tahia) adorned with miniature lotuses, floral garlands (Mala), and the distinctive swan (Hansa) motifs often associated with this Besha.
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Complete Set: Comes with separate pieces for Jagannath (Lotus eyes), Balabhadra, and Subhadra.
- Size: 6, 8, 10, 12 inch Idol available
Why Choose This Besha?
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Spiritual Significance: It is the only Besha in which the Lords go to sleep (Pahuda), making it a symbol of peace and divine rest.
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Perfect for: Magha month worship, Basant Panchami, festivals, or as a unique gift for Jagannath devotees.
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