Aam Ke Patte- 11 pcs
Aam ke patte (mango leaves) are used in puja samagri to decorate kalash and entrances, symbolizing prosperity, purity, and positive energy.
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Aam ke patte (mango leaves) are used in puja samagri to decorate kalash and entrances, symbolizing prosperity, purity, and positive energy.
Aasan is a sacred mat used in puja samagri to sit during rituals, symbolizing purity, discipline, and a respectful space for worship.
Bartan set is included in puja or vivah samagri for ritual use and gifting, symbolizing household prosperity, completeness, and auspicious beginnings.
Chaaya patra is a ritual vessel used in puja and vivah samagri to symbolically absorb negative energies and protect from the evil eye.
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Elaichi (cardamom) is used in puja samagri as a fragrant offering, symbolizing freshness, purity, and auspiciousness in worship.
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Gangajal is sacred water from the River Ganga used in puja samagri for purification, sanctifying rituals, and invoking divine blessings.
Ghee is used in puja samagri for lighting diyas and offerings, symbolizing purity, nourishment, and divine energy.
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