Mavala - The Maratha Warrior, Set of 4 DIY Porcelain Figurines
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Do you remember the joy of enacting a war scene, defeating your enemy and capturing the coveted prize? That pure unadulterated joy is what we hope you will recreate, with our DIY Mavala Kit. Based on historical representations, we have crafted figurines of the quintessential Maratha Warrior, Mavala, in porcelain bisque, giving you the opportunity to embellish and customise these in a manner you wish. Perfect as stand alone figurines that add to your home decor or as sentinels for your killa (fort) on Diwali.
- Chic and light-weight
- Perfect for the entire family
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
- Crafted in porcelain bisque
Care & Safety Instructions
Care & Safety Instructions
- Made from fragile material. Handle with care
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping: We offer free shipping across India. All orders are processed within 24 hours of receiving them and shipped within 48 hours.
Replacements: We do not offer an exchange of items. We will however replace the item, if received in a damaged condition.
Returns: We arrange for a return pick up for items that may be eligible for return or are damaged when received. Kindly intimate us or raise a complaint within 48 hours of receiving the item. Click here to know more about our return policies.
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Manufactured By:
Atah Lifestyle LLP, Bungalow No: 3, Behind One Lounge, North Main Rd Koregaon Park, Annexe, Mundhwa, Pune, Maharashtra 411036
Designed & Marketed By:
Atah Lifestyle LLP, Bungalow No: 3, Behind One Lounge, North Main Rd Koregaon Park, Annexe, Mundhwa, Pune, Maharashtra 411036
Country of Origin:
India
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Mavala - The Maratha Warrior: An Activity for the Entire Family
In the state of Maharashtra, Diwali is almost incomplete without children building miniature mud forts or killa, in their backyards. Symbolic of the great Maratha warrior Shivaji Maharaj’s forts, these killas celebrate his valour and mastery that won him many forts in battle. It is tradition, to decorate these forts with tiny clay figurines of men, women, and children, attired traditionally, befitting the bygone period. The warrior figurines among these are the mavale, or the ones from the Maval region of Maharashtra, who were considered the backbone of Shivaji’s infantry and were renowned for their guerrilla warfare.