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Temple Garland – TGL – 038

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“Temple garlands are intricate and beautifully crafted floral ornaments used in religious ceremonies and rituals. Made from fresh or artificial flowers, they symbolize reverence and devotion, adding a touch of elegance and sacredness to temple offerings.

The fragrant flowers and religiously significant leaves are used to make garlands to worship goddesses.
Often these are also used in temples to decorate the deities.
Our Special Temple garlands have the capacity of adding charm and inspiring the impression of any auspicious place, a smile on your face just through their presence. These garland can be offered to deity idols or can be hung on the altar or entrance door.”

Temple Garland – TGL – 039

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“Temple garlands are intricate and beautifully crafted floral ornaments used in religious ceremonies and rituals. Made from fresh or artificial flowers, they symbolize reverence and devotion, adding a touch of elegance and sacredness to temple offerings.

The fragrant flowers and religiously significant leaves are used to make garlands to worship goddesses.
Often these are also used in temples to decorate the deities.
Our Special Temple garlands have the capacity of adding charm and inspiring the impression of any auspicious place, a smile on your face just through their presence. These garland can be offered to deity idols or can be hung on the altar or entrance door.”

Temple Garland – TGL – 040

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“Temple garlands are intricate and beautifully crafted floral ornaments used in religious ceremonies and rituals. Made from fresh or artificial flowers, they symbolize reverence and devotion, adding a touch of elegance and sacredness to temple offerings.

The fragrant flowers and religiously significant leaves are used to make garlands to worship goddesses.
Often these are also used in temples to decorate the deities.
Our Special Temple garlands have the capacity of adding charm and inspiring the impression of any auspicious place, a smile on your face just through their presence. These garland can be offered to deity idols or can be hung on the altar or entrance door.”

Thazhampoo (Kewda)

$25.00

Arpan Mart proudly presents Fresh The “”thazhampoo”” or “”thazambu”” is a fragrant yellow flower that grows along the river banks of Tamil Nadu and Kerala

It come as 1 COUNT Flower Only.

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Throne Double High Chair

$200.00
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Towel White

$6.99

A Towel White is a sacred item used in Hindu religious rituals and ceremonies, symbolizing purity, cleanliness, and sanctity.
The white color in Hinduism represents purity, innocence, and peace. It is considered the most sacred color for spiritual practices. It symbolizes the removal of impurities and negative energies, making the environment conducive for divine presence.

On festivals such as Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi, Navaratri, and others, the use of a white towel adds to the aesthetic and spiritual sanctity of the occasion.

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Turmeric (Haldi) Roots

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Turmeric (Haldi) Roots is one of the most important and sacred items used in Hindu rituals, pujas, and spiritual practices.
Turmeric, often in its root form, plays a significant role in various ceremonies, from simple household prayers to elaborate festivals. In Hinduism, turmeric is revered not only for its medicinal properties but also for its symbolic connection to prosperity, purity, and auspiciousness.

Haldi is also believed to bring good fortune, and it is a common practice to offer it to deities during various pujas to invoke blessings of wealth, health, and happiness.

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Turmeric Leaves Plant

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Turmeric Leaves Plant 1 Piece Stem with Leaves

Turmeric Plant Leaves – This plant is specially used on sankranti puja people used to tie on the pot and celebrate there sankranti.

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