Kateri Amman

Kateri Amman, also spelt as Katerie, is a hindu folk goddess who is worshipped for the removal of diseases. The fact is that she heals those who go to her as well as grants children to those devotees who love her like a mother. Maa Kateri can be depicted in many forms with many different appearances. But her skin tone is either dark blue or black, '. She is seen either holding a sword, bowl, trishul, lotus or even all in her four armed form.
Her worship is popular as she is worshiped in Kovils in South India and Sri Lanka and by the Hindu diaspora in Mauritius, Fiji, South Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Réunion, Suriname, Guyana, French Guiana, Seychelles, Singapore, Malaysia, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, France, and many other places. Her offerings include Neem leaves, limes, Arahul or red flowers. 
She removes sicknesses and gives children to devotees who love her as a mother. 
Confusion.
It is a popular misconception that Kateri Maa is Bahuchara Mata, a folk goddess of Gujarat, while being separate. People use images and murtis of Bahuchara and Khodiyar to worship her and this is very untrue, especially if they offer sacrifices alcohol and cigarettes to these devis. She is also considered to be Katyayini Devi, the sixth Navadurga but this is also a mistake as both Devis are different. People also use murtis of Venkateswara who is a Southern Indian Incarnation of Lord Vishnu and Shrinathji who is actually Lord Krishna as a seven-year old and it is in this form that he lifted up the Govardhan Hill after Indra created storms and rains. Most people usually consider all the deities with a dark complexion, whether male or female to be Kateri Maa. 