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Kamakshi Madiyil Balambigai 25Inch (P/M)
₹ 6,500.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
Kamakshi Madiyil Balambigai
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Samayapuram Mariamman 21Inch (P/M)
₹ 4,800.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
Samayapuram Mariamman
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Sholinganallur set 12inch (Clay)
₹ 2,799.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
Sholinganallur set
The exquisite Sholinganallur Amman statue embodies the essence of divine femininity and protective energy. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this sacred sculpture radiates serenity and strength.
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Sumangali Set of 7, pack of 12
₹ 1,499.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
The Sumangali Set is a cherished ensemble used in traditional South Indian rituals and ceremonies. Let me illuminate its components for you:
- Silk Cotton Blouse Bit (1 meter): A piece of fabric used to make blouses for traditional attire.
- Glass Bangles (2 pieces): Colorful bangles that adorn the wrists during festive occasions.
- Manjal Kumkum Packet: Contains turmeric and vermilion, symbolizing auspiciousness and blessings.
- Mangal Sutra: A sacred necklace worn by married women.
- Mehndi (Henna): This natural dye is used to create intricate designs on hands and feet during special occasions. It symbolizes beauty, love, and celebration.
- Comb: Used for grooming.
- Kannadi (Mirror): A small handheld mirror, often with a decorative handle. It represents self-reflection, inner beauty, and clarity. It’s a lovely addition to the set.
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Ghee Vilakku
₹ 190.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
The Gee Velaku, also known as the Ghee Lamp, holds a special place in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. Let me illuminate its significance for you:
- Ghee Lamp: This traditional lamp is made by filling a small vessel (usually made of clay or metal) with ghee (clarified butter) and placing a cotton wick in it. The wick is then lit, creating a gentle flame. Here’s why it’s revered:
- Symbolism: The ghee lamp symbolizes the presence of divine energy, purity, and enlightenment. It represents the light of knowledge dispelling darkness and ignorance.
- Spiritual Practice: Lighting a ghee lamp during puja (worship) or meditation is considered auspicious. Devotees offer prayers, express gratitude, and seek blessings while lighting the lamp.
- Offerings: In temples and homes, ghee lamps are offered to deities as a form of devotion. The fragrance of ghee is believed to attract positive energies.
- Harmony: The soft glow of the ghee lamp creates a serene ambiance, promoting inner peace and harmony.
If you’re interested in incorporating this sacred lamp into your spiritual practices, you can find beautifully crafted ghee lamps online or create your own! ️✨
- Ghee Lamp: This traditional lamp is made by filling a small vessel (usually made of clay or metal) with ghee (clarified butter) and placing a cotton wick in it. The wick is then lit, creating a gentle flame. Here’s why it’s revered:
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Pancha Kavya Vilakku (SET OF 12)
₹ 130.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
Panchakavya Vilakku, also known as Panchakavya Diya or Cow Dung, Lamp, is an ancient ritualistic Indian candle that has been used since time immemorial to bring positive energy. It’s made of a unique blend of sacred ingredients, including Cow Dung, Cow Urine, Ghee, Cow Butter, and Curd. These elements combine to create a powerful source of illumination that not only lights up your surroundings but also infuses positive vibes into your life. If you want to incorporate this traditional lamp into your home or puja room, you can explore various options online! ️✨
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Periyapalayathammaan 15inch(clay)
₹ 2,500.00Availability: In stockOut of stock
Periyapalayathammaan
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