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Black Pooja Vastra (Cloth) for Shani Pooja, 1.25 m
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A black cloth for Shani pooja is something many families look for ahead of Saturday rituals, and this 1.25 m cotton pooja vastra is made for exactly that. The colour is traditionally used for Shani pooja, though customs differ by family.
Spread it flat on the chowki or seat before you set out your items, or fold it in half for a smaller aasan. It also works for deity seating, altar decoration and quiet meditation corners. Some households keep a separate cloth for each deity, and a plain black length makes that simple to follow. It is lightweight, soft and easy to fold away.
Because cotton catches fire easily, keep the cloth well clear of diyas, incense and camphor, and never leave a lit lamp on or beside it. Wash gently by hand with a mild detergent, avoid bleach, dry flat, then fold and keep it somewhere clean and dry. You get one black cotton pooja cloth, 1.25 m long, weighing 60 g, made in India. Shade may look different on screen. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Shani pooja and other devotional rituals
Seating for the deity or as an aasan
Laying out pooja items on the chowki
Meditation corners and altar decoration
Spread flat on the chowki or seat before setting out items.
Fold in half for a smaller aasan.
Keep a separate cloth for each deity if your tradition prefers.
Keep it well away from diyas, incense and camphor.
In the packWash gently by hand with a mild detergent and avoid bleach. Dry flat, then fold and keep somewhere clean and dry.
Fabric catches fire easily. Keep the cloth well away from diyas, incense and camphor, and never leave a lit lamp on or beside it.
Colour is traditionally used for Shani pooja; customs differ by family. Shade may look different on screen.
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Many families use a black cloth for Shani pooja, as an aasan, or to lay out items on the altar. It is also used for deity seating and altar decoration. Customs vary by family.
It is a single piece of black cotton cloth measuring 1.25 m in length and weighing 60 g. You can spread it flat on a chowki or fold it in half for a smaller aasan.
Wash gently by hand with a mild detergent and avoid bleach. Dry it flat, then fold and keep it somewhere clean and dry. Store it away from lamps and incense.
Cotton catches fire easily, so keep the cloth well away from diyas, incense and camphor. Never leave a lit lamp on or beside it, and keep the flame on a separate heat-safe plate.
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