Pochampally saree for Goddess Mahakali

Goddess Mahakali will wear a Pochampally saree woven in the temple by Pochampally weavers for Bonalu festival.

The Bonalu festival is a traditional festival celebrated in the Telangana region of India, and it is believed to be a way of thanking the goddess Mahakali for her blessings and protection. The festival involves offering food and other items to the goddess, and it is a time of great joy and celebration for the people of the region.

This year, the goddess Mahakali of the Ujjaini Mahakali Temple in Secunderabad will be seen adorning a beautiful Pochampally saree for the second time during the Bonalu festival. Pochampally sarees are known for their intricate and intricate designs, and they are made using a traditional handloom weaving technique that has been passed down through the generations.

The Pochampally sarees that will be worn by the goddess during the Bonalu festival are special because they were woven in the temple premises by the Pochampally weavers. The weavers worked hard to create these beautiful sarees, and they are a testament to the skill and talent of the artisan community in the region.

The Bonalu festival is an important cultural event in the Telangana region, and it is a time for people to come together and celebrate their traditions and heritage. The Pochampally sarees worn by the goddess Mahakali will be a symbol of this celebration and a reminder of the rich cultural history of the region.