Thejus

Kasi Annapoorani

In Sanskrit 'Anna' means food and 'purna' means complete; together the term Annapurna signifies nourishing with food to the fullest. The Devi Annapurna is the goddess of food and harvest and is believed to be the one who fills the stomachs of the hungry with her noble powers. In Hindu belief she is the one endowed with the powers to supply food in a limitless form. She is the divine symbol of nourish and care she provides to her children. In common parlance at Hindu households if people waste food, it is said that they in turn make Annapurna Devi angry. The idol of goddess Annapurna devi is always shown with a bowl which is always filled with grain, representing the bountiful of food she has to offer to her children

24ct Gold plated idol of Devi Annapoorani who is also referred to as the goddess of fertility and agriculture.The idol of Devi Annapoorani is always shown with a bowl which is always filled with grains, representing teh bountiful of food she has to offer to her children. This particular idol is the same as Devi Annapoorani is present in Kaasi