Lady Making Athirasam Kondapalli Toy- 6 X 9 Inches | Handmade Showpiece/ Wooden Statue For Home Decor & Gifting

"The Perfect Athirasam Making Kit – A charming wooden toy from Kondapalli for your Golu display!"

♦ This Athirasam Making Set, a charming wooden toy skillfully created in the classic Kondapalli toy manner, will bring the allure of traditional Indian craftsmanship into your house. This exquisite wooden sculpture, sometimes called Athirasam Preparation Scene Wooden Dolls, depicts the beloved South Indian tradition of producing Athirasam, a classic sweet, particularly during celebrations.

♦ Origins:

This wooden toy set depicts scenes from daily life in Indian culture and is rooted in the ancient art of Kondapalli, a 400-year-old toy-making tradition from Andhra Pradesh. Representing a lasting folk legacy, these toys are constructed of Tella Poniki, a softwood indigenous to the Kondapalli mountains.

♦ The toys from Kondapalli are well-known throughout South India, particularly in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, where they are essential to the Navaratri Golu festival. The Athirasam set represents cultural pride and has become well-known for its lively colors and nostalgic significance.

♦ Uses and Applications: A Golu Favorite

This set of wooden dolls perfectly illustrates the procedure for creating Athirasam, making it ideal for Navaratri Golu displays. It functions as an ornament, an instructional aid for kids, and a cultural relic that honors the spirit of classic South Indian cuisine.

♦ Preservation Techniques – Treat with Tenderness

Keep this wooden sculpture away from moisture in a cool, dry environment to preserve it. To protect its paint and finish, avoid chemical cleansers and wipe it off softly with a soft cloth. When not in use, keep it covered with soft cotton fabric.

♦ This item is especially useful during Navaratri, when worshipers create themed steps (padis) that depict both heavenly and mundane scenarios. Your pooja presentation gains a spiritual and cultural aspect from the Athirasam, which is frequently prepared as a gift to Goddess Lakshmi.

♦ The origins of athirasam, which is prepared during Diwali and Navaratri, may be traced back to ancient temple offerings. This wooden toy is thought to appease deities like Lakshmi and Durga, giving it both aesthetic and spiritual value.

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