Muchilot Bhagavathi Theyyam is a revered ritual art form from North Kerala, celebrated particularly among the Vaniya community. This Theyyam represents Muchilot Bhagavathi, who is believed to be a manifestation of divine power and knowledge. The legend surrounding her involves a young Brahmin girl who was expelled from her community due to jealousy and false accusations regarding her virginity. In a moment of despair, she prayed to Lord Shiva, leading to her transformation into a goddess after a dramatic self-immolation.

The performance of Muchilot Bhagavathi Theyyam is known for its vibrant costumes and elaborate headgear, captivating audiences with its visual spectacle. Festivals dedicated to this deity often involve communal feasting, where food is distributed to thousands of devotees, symbolizing her role as a provider and protector.

This intricately designed wooden replica of Muchilot Bhagavathi Theyyam capture the spirit of the original Theyyam, adorned with traditional colors and details that reflect the grandeur of the performance. These replicas not only serve as beautiful decorative pieces but also pay homage to the rich traditions and spiritual significance of the Muchilot Bhagavathi.