Angakulangara Bhagavathi Theyyam

The Angakulangara Bhagavathi Theyyam carries a rich narrative of divine intervention during times of war. The legend unfolds in the land of Paduvalam, where the good rulers were in a dire struggle for supremacy. It was during this tumultuous period that Angakulangara Bhagavathi manifested to aid the righteous rulers, guiding them to triumph over adversaries.

Visually, the Angakulangara Bhagavathi Theyyam is a feast for the senses. The meticulous craftsmanship that goes into preparing for the performance is palpable in every detail. Skilled artisans carve and shape wood to form the intricate details that make up the deity’s facial features and attire. The colours chosen for the Theyyam are evocative, with shades of green and red dominating the palette, coupled with the warm embrace of traditional hues. 

The long red crown, glittering ornaments, and the coconut leaf details are not mere accessories but are seen as embodiments of divinity itself. Every chisel mark on the wooden attire, every hue, and every curve is meant to narrate a tale of reverence, transcending the boundaries between the earthly and the divine. It’s a masterpiece that doesn’t just command attention but invokes devotion, offering a sense of connection to something far greater, making it a unique collectible that celebrates the rich heritage of Kerala​​.