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1. Dargah in Worli village

Description:

Worli Koliwada has a small population of Muslims. This dargah (structure that houses the tomb or shrine of a saint) is the sole Islamic shrine in Worli village.

Keyword:

Harba Devi, Golfa Devi, Mumbai, Vetal Temple, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Koli, Sakhba Devi, Koli Community, Worli, and Indigenous Community

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

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In Copyright

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Image
2. A statue of Jesus Christ standing in a wooden boat

Description:

A statue of Jesus Christ standing in a wooden boat that is the kind Kolis use for fishing. Christian Kolis use this type of iconography to integrate their Christian faith with their primary source of livelihood.

Keyword:

Koli Community, Indigenous Community, Sakhba Devi, Worli Koliwada, Maharashtra, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Mumbai, Koli, Agri Community, Golfa Devi, Harba Devi, Worli, Vetal Temple, Koliwada, and Chede Dev Temple

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
3. Inside view of the Dargah

Description:

It is believed that two female saints are buried at the dargah. Due to this reason, women are permitted to visit and offer prayers at the mazar (tomb or shrine of a saint).

Keyword:

Koli Community, Indigenous Community, Sakhba Devi, Worli Koliwada, Maharashtra, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Mumbai, Koli, Agri Community, Golfa Devi, Chede Dev Temple, Worli, Vetal Temple, Koliwada, and Harba Devi

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
4. Prayers and Bhajans in the Mandap of the Maruti Temple

Description:

The inner sanctum (garbagriha) inside the Maruti Temple is made from stone, with a circumambulatory path going around it. In front of the garbagriha is a spacious mandap used for prayers and congregations. Devotees gather here to chant the Hanuman Chalisa and sing bhajans.

Keyword:

Koli, Golfa Devi, Worli, Vetal Temple, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Harba Devi, Sakhba Devi, Koli Community, Mumbai, and Indigenous Community

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
5. Lion sculptures guarding the Golfa Devi Temple

Description:

A pair of lions stand guard at the base of a torana (stone gateway) at the Golfa Devi Temple.

Keyword:

Harba Devi, Sakhba Devi, Worli, Indigenous Community, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Koli, Golfa Devi, Koli Community, Mumbai, and Vetal Temple

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
6. Shrine devoted to Lord Hanuman

Description:

The oldest surviving structure in the village is Worli Fort, which has a shrine devoted to Lord Hanuman. Overlooking Mahim Bay, this small fort served as a watchtower against piracy, which was rife in the Arabian Sea from the sixteenth century to the eighteenth century.

Keyword:

Harba Devi, Golfa Devi, Worli, Vetal Temple, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Koli, Sakhba Devi, Koli Community, Mumbai, and Indigenous Community

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
7. Gods and Goddesses in the Papvimochneshwar Temple

Description:

Papvimochneshwar Temple has shrines dedicated to other gods and goddesses from the Hindu pantheon. There are shrines to Lord Hanuman (on the right) and Ganapati (on the left) on either side of the garbagriha. There is a shrine dedicated to Sri Krishna beside the Ganapati shrine.

Keyword:

Harba Devi, Golfa Devi, Koli Community, Vetal Temple, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Koli, Sakhba Devi, Worli, Mumbai, and Indigenous Community

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

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In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
8. Papvimochneshwar Temple

Description:

Papvimochneshwar Temple was founded on 18 August 1904 and has retained much of its traditional architecture. The temple entrance features a pair of deepastambhs (lamp columns) flanking the entrance and a tulsi holy basil) planter (on the left).

Keyword:

Harba Devi, Golfa Devi, Mumbai, Vetal Temple, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Koli, Sakhba Devi, Koli Community, Worli, and Indigenous Community

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

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In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
9. Ritual of Kaul Lavane

Description:

The guardian deities communicate their will through the kaul lavane ritual performed by the temple priest on behalf of the devotees. In this ritual, a pair of flower buds, flowers, or leaves are placed by the priest on the upper right and upper left sides of the deity. Depending on which side the flower or leaf falls on first, it is interpreted as a sign of favour expressed by the deity to the question sought by the devotee. A fall from the right indicates a ‘yes,’ while a fall from the left indicates a ‘no.’

Keyword:

Harba Devi, Golfa Devi, Worli, Vetal Temple, Agri Community, Worli Koliwada, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Maharashtra, Chede Dev Temple, Koliwada, Koli, Sakhba Devi, Koli Community, Mumbai, and Indigenous Community

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image
10. Inlay works inside the Chede Dev Temple

Description:

Inlay work adorns the floor of the Chede Dev Temple. The temple has been renovated and given a new look with donations made by the Koli community.

Keyword:

Koli Community, Indigenous Community, Vetal Temple, Worli Koliwada, Maharashtra, Papvimochneshwar Temple, Mumbai, Koli, Agri Community, Golfa Devi, Harba Devi, Worli, Sakhba Devi, Koliwada, and Chede Dev Temple

Creator:

Mumbai Archive Project Team

Contributor:

Ankita Jain

Owner:

tushar1.ayyar@jioinstitute.edu.in

Publisher:

Jio Institute

Location:

Worli

Date Uploaded:

17-06-2024

Date Modified:

18-06-2024

Rights Statement Tesim:

In Copyright

Resource Type:

Image

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