Kamal ka phool (lotus flower) - 2 pcs
Kamal ka phool (lotus flower) is offered in puja samagri, especially during Lakshmi puja, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and divine grace.
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Kamal ka phool (lotus flower) is offered in puja samagri, especially during Lakshmi puja, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and divine grace.
Kamalgatta (lotus seeds) are used in puja samagri, especially Lakshmi puja, to attract wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.
Kaudi (cowrie shells) are used in Diwali puja as symbols of wealth and prosperity, traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi.
Kele ke patte (banana leaves) are used in Satyanarayan puja to place prasad and offerings, symbolizing purity, auspiciousness, and respect for sacred rituals.
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Lal patka (red cloth) is used in puja samagri to place or wrap offerings and idols, symbolizing power, devotion, and auspicious energy.
Laung (clove) is used in puja samagri as an aromatic offering, symbolizing purity, positivity, and the removal of negative energies.
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Mata Rani shringhar set is used in puja samagri to adorn the Goddess, symbolizing devotion, respect, and the offering of beauty to the divine.
Mata Rani vastra is offered during puja to clothe the Goddess, symbolizing devotion, reverence, and the seeking of her blessings.