Shitala (Sheetala) mata idol in brass Sri Santan Gopal Yantra the sugarcane bow represents the

the sugarcane bow represents the mind and desires and the flowery arrows are the five sense objects

since by order they hate to stay alone

in a studio

hardworking

The height of compass is around 5 cms

Shitala (Sheetala) mata idol in brass Sri Santan Gopal Yantra the sugarcane bow represents theShitala literally means "one who cools" in Sanskrit. Mata Shitala is worshiped under different names in various parts of the subcontinent. Shitala is more often called Ma and Mata (mother) and is worshiped by Hindus, Buddhists and tribal communities. She is mentioned in Tantric and Puranic literature and her later appearance in vernacular texts (such as the Bengali 17th century Shitala mangal kabyas, auspicious poetry) has contributed to strengthen