Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Flurys Unveils Chocolate Durga Idol Inspired by Bengal's Terracotta
Flurys, a famous tea room, is celebrating Durga Puja by creating a special chocolate statue of the goddess Durga.
The statue is made entirely of dark chocolate and is inspired by the terracotta art from Bankura, a region in West Bengal known for its beautiful clay figures.
The statue shows Durga in her fiercest form, fighting the demon Mahishasura.
The tea room is also decorated with lights and flowers to celebrate the festival, and they have a special menu with traditional Bengali dishes for customers to enjoy.
Flurys created a chocolate Durga idol for the Puja.
The idol is inspired by Bankura's Panchmura terracotta art.
The idol is made of 100% dark chocolate.
The outlet is decorated for the festive season.
A special festive menu is available.
- Who
- Flurys
- What
- Unveiled a chocolate Durga idol
- When
- During Durga Puja
- Where
- Flurys on Park Street, Kolkata
- Why
- To pay tribute to Bankura's terracotta art and celebrate the Puja
- Event
- Durga Puja Celebration
- Location
- Flurys on Park Street, Kolkata
- Idol Material
- 100% dark chocolate couverture
- Inspiration
- Panchmura terracotta art of Bankura
- Theme
- Tribute to Bengal's Terracotta Heritage
- Idol Depiction
- Mahishasurmardini (Durga slaying Mahishasura)
- Additional Features
- Puja décor and festive menu