How to Make a Goddess Face Mask on Coconut for Ghatsthapana | घटस्थापनेसाठी देवीचा मुखवटा

Watch master craftsman Atul Gurav of Nagav Bandar, Alibag, carve a stunning Goddess face mask on a coconut for Navratri Ghatsthapana — a beautiful Konkan tradition. During Navratri, a decorated coconut is placed on the Ghat as part of Ghatsthapana, and artisans like Atul Gurav from the Konkan coast hand-carve intricate Devi face masks directly onto the coconut shell. This video from the Aapli Karishma channel visits his workshop in Nagav Bandar, Alibag, to capture the entire step-by-step process — from raw coconut to finished deity face — showcasing the skill, patience, and devotion behind this traditional Marathi folk art. Whether you are looking to understand this craft, celebrate Navratri traditions, or simply appreciate Konkan cultural heritage, this video brings the artistry up close. #Navratri #Ghatsthapana #KonkanArt #MarathiCulture #DeviMukhvata #Lykstage #LykstageVideo #LykstageCreator #LykstageCommunity