Krishnagar Jagadhatri Puja Gallery
সোনার সাজ, আলোকসজ্জা ও বিসর্জনের শোভাযাত্রার স্থির ও চলমান চিত্র
Experience the Sounds & Rhythms of Krishnagar
Immerse yourself in the thunderous beats of Dhak, royal cannon firings at Krishnanagar Rajbari, and the grand carnival procession.
Krishnagar Cultural Heritage & Visual Traditions
The visual splendor of Krishnagar Jagadhatri Puja is renowned worldwide for its gold ornaments, Ghurni clay sculpting, and magnificent human-carried immersion processions.
Maa Buri Maa Pure Gold Shringar
At Chasapara Barowari, Maa Buri Maa is adorned with pure gold crowns, bangles, and necklaces contributed by millions of devotees in sacred fulfilment of vows (Manat). The gold shringar is guarded under strict district administrative security.
Ghurni Clay Modeling Legacy
The serene expressions and life-like anatomy of the idols represent the centuries-old Ghurni clay sculpting heritage. Initiated by Maharaja Krishnachandra Ray in the 18th century, these artists create internationally celebrated terracotta and clay figures.
Sabeki Daker Saaj & Shola Art
Aristocratic and royal family pujas—including the Rajbari sanctum, College Street Choto Maa, and Maitra Bari—retain traditional Daker Saaj made from beaten silver foil, and intricate Sholapith carvings preserved across generations.
Sangsar (Kandhe Bhasan) Procession
On Dashami night, the world-famous Sangsar procession begins. Over 40 mammoth deities are carried on the shoulders of hundreds of bearers (Beharas) without vehicular support, walking majestically through illuminated streets to River Jalangi.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Guidelines on photography permissions, submitting committee photos, and downloading high-resolution cultural archives.