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Black Silk Moli (Kalawa) Thread Roll
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Black moli kalawa is the sacred thread tied on the wrist during pooja, and this silk thread roll keeps a supply ready in your pooja box. Cut a length that fits the wrist comfortably, and it is ready to tie before the ritual begins.
Many families tie moli during pooja, havan, vrat and family ceremonies. Some tie it on the right wrist for men and unmarried women, and on the left for married women, while others follow different customs. How long it is worn also varies, so it is best to follow your family or pandit. Black thread is traditionally used in some households, including for Shani pooja.
A roll means you can cut as many threads as a gathering needs, which is handy when relatives come together for a festival. Keep the loose end tucked in so it does not tangle, and store the roll in a dry place away from sun and damp. You get one roll of black silk moli thread, 12 g, with a roll size of 5.75 cm height and 3 cm length. Shade can differ slightly from the photograph. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Tying on the wrist during pooja and havan
Festivals, vrat and family ceremonies
Gatherings where many threads are needed
Keeping a ready thread roll in the pooja box
Cut a length of thread that fits the wrist comfortably.
Tie it on the wrist as your family or pandit advises.
Follow your own custom for which wrist and how long to wear it.
Tuck the loose end in and store the roll in a dry place.
In the packStore the roll in a dry place away from sun and damp. Keep the loose end tucked in so it does not tangle.
Small thread roll; keep away from young children. Thread burns easily, so keep it away from diyas and camphor.
Thread shade can differ slightly from the photograph. Traditions about colour, wrist and how long to wear moli vary by family and pandit.
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Moli, also called kalawa or mauli, is a sacred thread tied on the wrist during pooja, havan and family ceremonies. Traditions about colour, wrist and how long to wear it vary by family and pandit.
Many families tie it on the right wrist for men and unmarried women, and on the left for married women. Customs differ, so follow what your family or pandit advises.
It is one roll of black silk thread weighing 12 g, with a roll size of 5.75 cm in height and 3 cm in length. You cut the thread to the length you need.
Store it in a dry place away from sun and damp, with the loose end tucked in so it does not tangle. Thread burns easily, so keep it away from diyas and camphor.
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