Mini Rath Set 10" height

The Mini Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra Chariot set is a decorative miniature inspired by the traditional chariots used during the famous Rath Yatra festival celebrated in Puri, Odisha. This miniature rath represents the iconic Nandighosh chariot associated with Lord Jagannath and reflects a symbolic form of the traditional festival chariot.

Rath Yatra is an important cultural and religious festival where large chariots are used in ceremonial processions. The Nandighosh Rath is traditionally connected with Lord Jagannath and is recognized for its distinctive chariot design. This miniature version brings the visual appearance of that traditional chariot into a smaller decorative form suitable for home use.

The mini rath can be placed in home temples, puja rooms, and devotional spaces. It can also be displayed on shelves, tables, or festival decoration arrangements. Its compact structure allows it to be used easily in different decorative settings without occupying large space.

During festival celebrations such as Rath Yatra, many people decorate their homes and temples with items that represent traditional cultural symbols. This miniature chariot can be included in those decorative arrangements to reflect the Rath Yatra theme in a small and convenient format.

The design represents the traditional chariot style seen in Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra celebrations. Some decorative sets also include representations of the three chariots associated with the festival: Nandighosh, Taladhwaj, and Darpadalan. These miniature models are often used as part of spiritual décor collections or cultural displays.

Apart from festival decoration, the mini rath can also be used as a symbolic decorative item throughout the year. Many people place such items in prayer areas or spiritual corners of the home as part of devotional décor.

Size - 18”x 8” x 10” height.

Made of ABS Plastic and then UV printed directly on plastic.

Light weight- 1200 gm

Strong, durable, has vibrant puri style chariot colours.

The horses and Dadhinauti are made using 3d printing.

Wipe it with wet cloth to remove dusts

Free Murti included