The gold-plated Kalash installation at Ambabai Temple Kolhapur was completed atop the shrine’s original 13.5-foot-tall, 200 kg copper pinnacle. The installation work began late Thursday night and concluded by 7:30 AM on Friday, coinciding with the auspicious combination of Friday, dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi, and the holy Adhik Maas period.
The historic ceremony attracted a large number of devotees eager to witness the ₹2.5 crore gold Kalash installed at Ambabai Temple and seek blessings from Goddess Mahalaxmi. Temple authorities described the offering as a symbol of faith, devotion, and prosperity.
Known as one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations in Maharashtra, the Kolhapur Mahalaxmi Temple welcomes lakhs of devotees every year. The temple is renowned for its ancient history, spiritual significance, and architectural beauty.
The gold Kalash donation to Ambabai Temple by Pratapsingh Rane is expected to further enhance the temple’s prominence among pilgrims and tourists. With the completion of the new gold-plated Kalash installation at Kolhapur Mahalaxmi Temple, the shrine has gained renewed attention during the sacred Adhik Maas season.
Devotees believe the auspicious installation will bring blessings and prosperity while preserving the rich heritage of the historic Ambabai Temple.
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