A harvest goddess worshipped in rural Bengal, particularly in the Purulia, Bankura, and Birbhum regions. Celebrated during the Tusu festival in January (Makar Sankranti). Represented by clay idols decorated with flowers. Associated with harvest, fertility, and the end of winter.
Clay idols decorated with flowers and simple ornaments. Often represented by a simple female figure. Celebrated with songs and processions.