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Varahi

Varahi (वाराही)

Revered in Hindu traditions, Varahi is the boar-headed goddess associated with Varaha and an important Matrika and Tantric deity. The deity is especially connected with protection, sovereignty, nocturnal worship in some traditions and fierce maternal power.

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About Varahi

Varahi is revered as the boar-headed goddess associated with Varaha and an important Matrika and Tantric deity. Themes of protection, sovereignty, nocturnal worship in some traditions and fierce maternal power are central to the way devotees, storytellers and temple traditions understand this figure. Recognisable attributes can include boar head, plough or weapons, buffalo/boar mount in varying traditions. Readers may also know the deity by names such as Varahi Amman. Interpretations are not identical across India, and older texts, regional traditions and modern devotional practice may emphasise different aspects. A strong reference entry should therefore present the main tradition first, label regional variants clearly, and connect the mythology to symbols, festivals, temples and respectful worship practices that readers are likely to search for today.

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