- Angalamman, “the goddess of the first form of Parvati” or “the goddess of bones.“
- It is a form of the Hindu goddess Parvati, particularly revered in South India, and considered a fierce manifestation of the Mother Goddess.
- She is also known as a guardian deity in many villages.
- Angalamman, often referring to a fierce form of the goddess Kali.
- “Goddess of bones”,In some interpretations, “Angaalam” (which is the root of the name Angalamman) is said to mean “bones,” suggesting a connection to graveyards and fierce power.







Angalamman 14″
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- Overall you save ₹2,490.00 (13%) on this product
Weight | 6.000 kg |
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Dimensions | 5.5 × 8.5 × 14 in |
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