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Paraayan Bhagwa Vastra For Puja | 1.25 Meter Long | Sacred Orange Cloth For Mandir, Home Temple | Pack of 1 (Orange Pooja Cloth) Original price was: ₹199.00.₹149.00Current price is: ₹149.00.
Paraayan Pure Orange Sindoor 50g | Bhagwa Roli for Hanuman Pooja, Navratri & Diwali Rituals Original price was: ₹399.00.₹215.00Current price is: ₹215.00.
Paraayan Mata Ki Chunri For Mata Rani | 2 Pieces | Big & Small | Perfect For Durga Mata Puja And Mata Decoration, Bringing Blessings And Divine Protection | (Lal Chunni For Pooja)
Original price was: ₹199.00.₹129.00Current price is: ₹129.00.
- Most Mata Ki Chunris in the market are made from low-quality material and do not honor the sacredness of Hindu Vastram rituals
- Paraayan’s Mata Ki Chunri is made from the best mesh net cloth and is a pure offering to goddesses like Maa Durga, Kali, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Gauri, and Sita.
- Crafted from high-quality, soft cloth, this Mata Ki Chunri (also known as Tulsi Chunri or Chundri or Chunni) is designed with devotion to elegantly drape Mata Rani idols in your home mandir, adding a layer of reverence to daily pooja rituals and special religious occasions alike.
- The Chunri comes in a large 24″ x 12″ size and Small 12″ x 6″ size, providing ample coverage for all types of idols or deities in your home mandir, ensuring a perfect fit for your pooja setup.
- The Lal Chunri’s bright red hue symbolizes strength, purity, and devotion, creating an ideal atmosphere for Mata Rani worship, while also enhancing the spiritual ambiance of your temple.
- Not only can it be used as a sacred cloth for pooja, but the Chunri Dupatta can also be worn during religious processions, festivals, or for special occasions, making it versatile for multiple purposes.
40 in stock
Description
Description
Paraayan for divine blessings begins with offering sacred and meaningful gifts, and the Maata Ki Chunni is a cherished tradition in spiritual rituals. This beautifully crafted cloth, often used during pooja ceremonies dedicated to Goddess Durga, Mata Rani, and other deities, symbolizes respect, purity, and devotion. The Maata Ki Chunni is essential for decorating idols, offering during prayers, or draping over the altar, creating an atmosphere of reverence and divine connection.
