A kanwar made of real currency notes? Two devotees from Delhi are stealing the spotlight as they have used currency notes of ₹10, ₹20, ₹50 & ₹100 to make a quirky kanwar. The young devotees have also laminated the notes to keep these safe throughout their pilgrimage from Delhi to Haridwar.
This creation is worth a second look. The McLaren-themed kanwar looks like Lord Shiva is riding the sports car. Carrying it in style, this kanwariya is travelling nearly 255 km from Haridwar to Uttam Nagar, Delhi.
At first glance, this kanwar features a towering idol of one of Lord Shiva’s forms. But as the kanwar opens up, it dramatically reveals Goddess Kali under it. With ascetic figures seated on either side, the design makes this kanwar one of the most theatrical creations on the yatra route.
{{/usCountry}}At first glance, this kanwar features a towering idol of one of Lord Shiva’s forms. But as the kanwar opens up, it dramatically reveals Goddess Kali under it. With ascetic figures seated on either side, the design makes this kanwar one of the most theatrical creations on the yatra route.
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