Durga Solar Face Photo Frame (Medium)

Shola Durga refers to Shola Durga refers to exquisite, lightweight idols or decorations of Goddess Durga crafted from sholapith (Indian cork), a milky-white spongy plant material sourced from aquatic plants in Bengal. Often called “herbal ivory” or “shola pith”, these handcrafted items are deeply rooted in Bengali culture, featuring intricate details on the Durga face or entire scenes mounted on traditional items like the kulo (bamboo tray). . Often called “Shola Durga refers to exquisite, lightweight idols or decorations of Goddess Durga crafted from sholapith (Indian cork), a milky-white spongy plant material sourced from aquatic plants in Bengal. Often called “herbal ivory” or “shola pith”, these handcrafted items are deeply rooted in Bengali culture, featuring intricate details on the Durga face or entire scenes mounted on traditional items like the kulo (bamboo tray). ” or “Shola Durga refers to exquisite, lightweight idols or decorations of Goddess Durga crafted from sholapith (Indian cork), a milky-white spongy plant material sourced from aquatic plants in Bengal. Often called “herbal ivory” or “shola pith”, these handcrafted items are deeply rooted in Bengali culture, featuring intricate details on the Durga face or entire scenes mounted on traditional items like the kulo (bamboo tray). “, these handcrafted items are deeply rooted in Bengali culture, featuring intricate details on the Durga face or entire scenes mounted on traditional items like the kulo (bamboo tray).