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Blue Cotton Pooja Cloth for Altar, 1.25 m
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A blue cloth for pooja is a quiet, useful addition to the home mandir, and this 1.25 m cotton piece is cut for the altar. Spread it under idols, over a chowki or around a pedestal to give your setup a clean base.
Many families use an altar cloth to drape deity pedestals and thrones, to wrap or cover idols and pooja items, and to offer to deity idols. It is just as handy in a temple setup as at home. Fold it neatly to cover items when they are not in use, and wash it gently before first use if you prefer. Colour choices for cloths differ between families and traditions.
Cotton is soft and easy to fold, which makes the cloth simple to store between festivals. Wash by hand with a mild detergent, avoid bleach, dry flat and keep it clean and dry. Because fabric catches fire easily, keep it well away from diyas, incense and camphor. You get one blue cotton pooja cloth, 1.25 m. Shade may look different on screen. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Draping deity pedestals and chowkis
Wrapping or covering idols and pooja items
Home mandir and temple setups
Offering to deity idols as families follow
Spread flat and smooth on the chowki before setting out idols.
Fold it neatly to cover items when not in use.
Wash gently before first use if you prefer.
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.
Shade may look different on screen. Colour choices for cloths differ between families and traditions.
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Many families use it to drape deity pedestals and chowkis, to cover or wrap idols and pooja items, and as an altar cloth in a home mandir or temple. Colour choices differ by tradition.
It is a single blue cotton cloth measuring 1.25 m in length. That is enough to cover a chowki or pedestal, or to fold for wrapping and covering smaller items.
Yes, if you prefer. Wash gently by hand with a mild detergent and avoid bleach. Dry it flat, then fold and keep it somewhere clean and dry until it is needed.
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 place flames on a separate heat-safe plate.
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