Have A Look At The Unique Kolkata Pandal Made Entirely From Gullak and Kullhad

Have a look at the pandal in Kolkata that stands out with its unique design made entirely from gullak (Indian piggy banks), blending tradition, creativity, and sustainability.

Durga Puja Pandal In Kolkata

During this auspicious festival of Durga Puja, people gather to worship and celebrate together, the pandal serves as a beautiful reminder of the cultural and spiritual significance of Durga Puja in the heart of Kolkata. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)

The ambiance of Durga Puja Pndal filled with devotion and celebration, creates a sense of connection to the divine. Visiting the Bosepukur Sitala Mandir during Durga Puja offers a deeply spiritual experience for devotees and visitors alike. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)

The Bosepukur Sitala Mandir Durgotsab Committee is situated in the bustling area of Bosepukur in Kolkata, India. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)

Renowned for its captivating designs, the Bosepukur Sitala Mandir pandal has taken innovation to a new level by being constructed entirely from gullak, or Indian piggy banks, that also made us aware of the importance of saving money. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)

The use of gullak and kullhad (earthen cups) in the pandal’s construction highlights a commitment to sustainability. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)

Each year, the committee presents a unique theme, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary architectural styles. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)

The traditional Durga idols at the Bosepukur Sitala Mandir are crafted with meticulous care and artistry. (Image source: Facebook/ Pranit Paul)