Panjurli Mask | NEW IN

In traditional Bhuta Kola ritual worship, Panjurli is invoked as a powerful protector of justice, morality, and community boundaries. According to folklore, the deity acts as a divine judge who oversees righteousness and resolves village disputes. The piece features the characteristic boar-faced countenance with a prominent snout, tusks, and intense, commanding eyes, symbolizing untamed power and vigilance. Framed by an elaborate, majestic halo (Prabhavali) composed of tiered rows of protective cobra (Naga) hoods, the design merges animal symbolism with divine royalty.