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Aranmula Thiruvonathoni Miniature in Teakwood

Aranmula Thiruvonathoni Miniature in Teakwood

SKU:CUL0198

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Immerse yourself in the enchanting tale of Kerala's cultural heritage with our Thiruvonathoni Miniature crafted from premium teakwood. This exquisitely detailed piece brings to life the legendary Thiruvonathoni, the ceremonial boat associated with the vibrant festival of Onam, celebrated in the historic village of Aranmula.

Authentic Design: Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this miniature meticulously replicates the iconic Thiruvonathoni boat, highlighting the intricate carvings and traditional craftsmanship that are emblematic of Kerala's boat festivals.

High-Quality Material: Crafted from durable and elegant teakwood, renowned for its rich texture and natural luster, ensuring both beauty and longevity in every detail.

Cultural Significance: The Thiruvonathoni is a pivotal part of the Aranmula Boat Race, a centuries-old tradition held during Onam. Legend has it that this ceremonial boat carries offerings for Lord Krishna from the nearby village of Kattoor to the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple, symbolizing prosperity, unity, and devotion.

Historical Background: Thiruvonathoni is a special snake boat (a traditional long canoe used in Kerala) that carries offerings for the deity of the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple. The boat journey begins from the Kattoor Mahadeva Temple, located about 6 kilometers from the Aranmula temple. The boat is adorned with decorations and carries rice, fruits, and other items essential for the ceremonial feast (Onasadya) that will be offered at the Aranmula temple. The journey takes place at night, and the boat is rowed by a group of oarsmen who sing traditional boat songs called "Vanchipattu" to the rhythm of the oars. 

Story of Aranmula: Nestled on the banks of the Pamba River, Aranmula is famed for its vibrant boat races and rich cultural traditions. The village comes alive during the Onam festival as the majestic Thiruvonathoni glides through the waters, accompanied by rhythmic boat songs and traditional music, showcasing Kerala's communal spirit and heritage.

Versatile Decor Piece: Perfect for enhancing your living space, office, or as a distinctive addition to your collection of cultural artifacts, adding a touch of traditional charm and history to any setting.

Perfect Gift: A thoughtful and unique gift for art enthusiasts, culture lovers, and history buffs, making it ideal for festive occasions, housewarmings, or corporate gifting.

Color

Black

Material

Teakwood

Product dimensions

20 inches

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Return Policy

At Culturati, we prioritize quality and satisfaction. We discourage returns but offer exchanges for damaged items in rare cases. You may choose a replacement of the same product if available, or select an alternative of equal value.

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