Navdurga Navratri Mata ni Pachhedi Wall Plates - Set of 9

Product Features:

Material: High-quality Metal with rust proof Enamel coating
Finish: Glossy Digital Enamel Print
Sizes: 2x12 inches; 4x10 inches; 3x8 inches
Back Hook: For easy hanging
Use: Wall decor, festive gifting, pooja corners, cultural spaces
Packaging: Comes in a premium gift box + storyteling card
Size of the box: 12.5 x 12.5 x 3 inches

Unique Selling Points (USP) of our Navdurga Wall Plates:

Hand Illustrations: Each plate is adorned with original artwork inspired by traditional folk styles called Mata ni Pachedi, hand-detailed with devotion and storytelling.

Cultural Storytelling: Every plate carries the story of one form of Maa Durga, turning your wall into a canvas of Navdurga’s journey. Comes with a storytelling card for deeper connection.

Premium Quality: Made from high-quality metal with glossy digital enamel coating – rust-proof, long-lasting, and vibrant.

Sacred Yet Decorative: Designed to blend into both pooja corners and modern home décor, making them versatile.

Complete Collectible Set: A full set of 9 plates, capturing the entire Navdurga - not just one form. A rare collectible and spiritual heirloom.

Festive & Gift-Ready: Comes in a premium gift box, ideal for Navratri, weddings, Diwali, or sacred gifting.

Authentic: these are rooted in rituals, symbolism, and cultural authenticity, creating a sacred presence in any space.

Navdurga Navratri Mata in Pachhedi Wall Plates - Set of 9

Maa Shailputri – The Rooted Beginning
The first form of Durga, Shailaputri, is the daughter of the Himalayas. She rides a bull, holding a trident and lotus, representing stability, strength, and the purity of nature. Her form marks the beginning of the spiritual journey, deeply connected to the earth.

Maa Brahmacharini – The Path of Austerity
Embodying devotion and self-discipline, Brahmacharini walks barefoot with a rosary and kamandal. She signifies the inner journey of penance, dedication, and divine resolve to attain spiritual union.

Maa Chandraghanta – The Divine Protector
With a crescent moon on her forehead and a fierce, radiant form, Chandraghanta rides a tiger to uphold justice and destroy evil. She represents courage, divine strength, and grace in battle.

Maa Kushmanda – The Cosmic Creator
Known as the creator of the universe, Kushmanda brought light to the void with her divine smile. She carries the power of the cosmic womb and radiates life, vitality, and abundance.

Maa Skandamata – The Divine Mother
The nurturing form of Durga, Skandamata carries her child, Kartikeya, in her lap. She blesses devotees with both wisdom and strength, embodying divine motherhood and protection.

Maa Katyayani – The Fierce Avenger
Born from the collective energy of the gods to defeat the demon Mahishasura, Katyayani is a warrior goddess symbolizing fierce determination and righteousness.

Maa Kalaratri – The Remover of Darkness
In her most fearsome form, Kalaratri burns away ignorance and evil. Though terrifying in appearance, she offers intense protection and clears obstacles on the path of transformation.

Maa Mahagauri – The Radiant Purity
After deep penance, she emerged as the radiant Mahagauri. Gentle, calm, and glowing with divine light, she signifies purification, forgiveness, and peace after chaos.
Maa Siddhidatri – The Bestower of Divine Powers
The final form of Durga, Siddhidatri grants siddhis (spiritual abilities) and fulfills divine aspirations. Surrounded by celestial beings, she represents the ultimate realization of spiritual potential.