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Design Resource
Mythological Trail of Manav Sangrahalaya
Open Air Exhibition on the Myth of India
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The Naga Shrine
Snake worshipping is one of the traditions of the ancient Indian culture. Naga Panchami, the day of snake is celebrated in the month of Shravan (July-August). In Bihar, terracotta images of snake couples are offered as a part of worship. In Madhya Pradesh, people paint snakes with four, sixteen or twenty-one knots and in Rajasthan, the hooded snake is made in relief on a terracotta plate.
