page_title: Shakta Rash
hierarchical_section_title: Shakta Rash
caption_attribution_description: বাংলা: ডুমুরেস্বরী মাতা
context_page_description: Shakta Rash or Shakta Rasa or Shakta Ras is the most celebrated festivals of Nabadwip, West Bengal, India. This festival celebrated thirty-five days after the autumnal Durgapuja celebration or fifteen daus after Kali puja in Kartik Purnima. To the people of Nabadwip Rash Festival is everything. Entire commonwealth are eagerly waiting for this festival all year around.
  The main features of the Nabadwip Rash are to make huge idols with clay and to worship Shakti. Every idol has an artistic design, a variety of imagination, religious discourse, and deep understanding of the scholars, which help entertain innumerable people. Cartoonist Chandi Lahiri said that hugeness of clay idols differs from any other festival as Nabadwip's idols are shapely and symmetric despite their light weight.
context_section_description: Shakta Rash or Shakta Rasa or Shakta Ras (Bengali: শাক্তরাস) is the most celebrated festivals of Nabadwip, West Bengal, India. This festival celebrated thirty-five days after the autumnal Durgapuja celebration or fifteen daus after Kali puja in Kartik Purnima. To the people of Nabadwip Rash Festival is everything. Entire commonwealth are eagerly waiting for this festival all year around.
  The main features of the Nabadwip Rash are to make huge idols with clay and to worship Shakti. Every idol has an artistic design, a variety of imagination, religious discourse, and deep understanding of the scholars, which help entertain innumerable people. Cartoonist Chandi Lahiri said that hugeness of clay idols differs from any other festival as Nabadwip's idols are shapely and symmetric despite their light weight.
caption: Dumureshbri mata in Nabadwip Rash Jatra
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