Jagannath worshipped as Ganapati, remover of obstacles

Bamana avatar, symbolizing humility and cosmic justice

A rare attire symbolizing ancestral homage, purity, and the Lord’s role as Jagat Pita (Universal Father)

Vamana expanding to cosmic size, symbolizing divine supremacy.

Fierce form protecting devotees from evil

Jagannath as Krishna with flute, radiating love,  as elder brother Balaram, carrying plough and musal

In this Besha, the deities are adorned with intricate costumes and ornaments, symbolizing their royal and divine appearance

The Tadapauttari Besha is a unique and symbolic representation of the deities' connection with nature and the harvest season.

The Badasinghara Besha is a symbol of the deity's grandeur and beauty, showcasing the rich craftsmanship of Odisha's artisans.

This majestic Besha is a symbol of the deities' royal status and is witnessed by thousands of devotees

The attire is simple with minimal ornaments, reflecting the simplicity and humility of forest life. This Besha is a reminder of the deities' relationship with the natural world and the importance of living in harmony with nature.

This Besha represents the deity's powerful and destructive aspect, highlighting the cosmic forces of creation and destruction. The Kaliadalana Besha is a significant part of the Navakalebara rituals.

This Besha is a unique blend of spirituality and aesthetics, highlighting the importance of fragrance and beauty in worship. The Chandanlagi Besha is a treat for devotees, showcasing the deities' majestic and divine presence.

The attire showcases Lord Balabhadra's strength and bravery, highlighting his role as a protector and savior. This Besha is a testament to the rich mythology and symbolism associated with the Jagannath tradition

Radhadamodara Besha is a charming attire worn by Lord Jagannath, depicting him as a young lover with Radha. This Besha symbolizes the divine love between Radha and Krishna, highlighting the spiritual theme of love and devotion.

Harihara Besha is a unique attire where Lord Jagannath is dressed as Hari (Vishnu) and Hara (Shiva), symbolizing the unity of the two major Hindu deities. This Besha represents the fusion of Vaishnavite and Shaivite traditions, highlighting the oneness of the divine.

Bankachuda Besha is an attire worn by Lord Jagannath, where he's dressed with a unique hairstyle (Bankachuda) resembling a bent or curved crest. This Besha is part of the traditional rituals at the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, showcasing the deity's majestic and divine appearance.

Lakshminarayana Besha is an attire where Lord Jagannath is dressed as Vishnu, paired with Goddess Lakshmi as his consort. This Besha symbolizes the divine union of Lakshmi and Narayana, representing prosperity and harmony.

Guodalagi Besha is an attire where Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra are adorned with garlands made of fragrant flowers and leaves. This Besha is part of the rituals at the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, symbolizing the deities' beauty and fragrance

Nabanka Besha is an attire worn by Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra during the Nabanna festival, celebrating the new harvest season. The deities are adorned with new clothes and ornaments made from paddy and other grains, symbolizing gratitude for the harvest.

Makarachourasi Besha is a grand attire worn by Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra during the Makara Sankranti festival in Puri, Odisha. The deities are adorned with intricate ornaments and costumes, symbolizing their celebration of the auspicious occasion.

Chacheri Besha is a festive attire worn by Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra during the Chandan Yatra festival in Puri, Odisha. The deities are adorned with vibrant clothes and ornaments, symbolizing their participation in the joyous procession

Padma Besha is an attire where Lord Jagannath is adorned with lotus flowers and ornaments, symbolizing spiritual growth and enlightenment. This Besha highlights Lord Jagannath's association with the lotus, a sacred symbol in Hinduism.

Gajaudharana Besha is an attire where Lord Jagannath is depicted lifting Govardhan mountain, symbolizing protection and divine power. This Besha represents a famous episode from Krishna's life, highlighting his role as a savior.