New Delhi, Jan 26 (PTI) Tripura on Sunday displayed a unique tradition where homage is paid to 14 deities.

The northeastern state's Republic-Day tableau on Kartavya Path highlighted "Eternal Tribute: Worship of 14 Deities" and shed light on Kharchi Puja.

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It is a festival where homage is paid to 14 deities. Blessings are sought for harmony and prosperity through various rituals.

The first segment of the tableau used traditional bamboo-based art and modern technology.

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A circular bamboo frame symbolised progress while dancers in traditional attire showcased the region's folk culture and art.

The second part featured the main altar housing 14 deities. This bamboo-and-cane temple is adorned with symbolic ornaments and integrated tribal architectural designs with geometric patterns.

A priest in traditional attire was seen performing rituals to honour Mata Habu (Mother Earth) under a canopy-like structure.

Bamboo carvings and floral motifs blend traditional artistry with modern elements.

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