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Annapoorani statue is crafted from a brass material ,often holding a ladle and bowl, symbolizing her role as a provider of sustenance.

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ANNAPOORANI

  • “Annapoorani” refers  to “Goddess of Food“ or “Goddess of Nourishment”. 
  • Annapoorani is a name for a form of the Hindu goddess Durga, specifically representing abundance and prosperity through food and sustenance. 
  • The name is derived from the Sanskrit words “Anna” (meaning “food” or “grains”) and “Pūrṇa” (meaning “full, complete, and perfect”). 
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Weight 0.800 kg
Dimensions 2.5 × 3.5 × 5.5 in

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