The Amman regular body without face (Baby) is a traditional craft item used as a base for Goddess decorations during Hindu festivals like Varalakshmi Pooja and Aadi Perukku.
It serves as a hollow torso stand that allows devotees to securely attach a detachable Amman face and dress the idol in sarees, flowers, and jewelry for home worship.
Design: A hollow, headless, and armless structure designed specifically for miniature, baby, or 'size 0' festive setups.
Material: Typically constructed from lightweight clay, terracotta, or sturdy cardboard, allowing it to easily bear the weight of heavy silk cloths and floral arrangements.