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Haldi Powder for Pooja, 10 g
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Haldi powder for pooja is one of the first things laid out on the thali, and this bottle keeps it ready and dry on the pooja shelf. Many families use turmeric powder for offerings at the altar, for marking, and on festival days. It also has a place at weddings and haldi ceremonies, where the yellow colour is part of the occasion.
To use it, take a pinch on a clean spoon and offer it at the altar, or use it for marking as your family does. Haldi for the pooja thali sits alongside kumkum, flowers and rice, so having it in a bottle makes setting out the thali quicker. Keep the bottle closed and dry between uses, away from moisture and sunlight, so it stays easy to pour.
Haldi stains cloth and surfaces, so handle it over a thali, and keep it away from the eyes. Colour can vary slightly between batches, as it is a natural ingredient. A dedicated pooja haldi bottle also means the kitchen jar stays in the kitchen. You receive one 10 g bottle of haldi powder, supplied for ritual use. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Offerings and marking in pooja
Weddings, haldi ceremonies and festivals
The everyday pooja thali
Tilak and altar decoration, as your family does
Take a pinch on a clean, dry spoon.
Offer it at the altar or use it for marking, as your family does.
Handle over a thali, as haldi stains cloth and surfaces.
Keep the bottle closed and dry after use.
In the packKeep closed and dry, away from moisture and sunlight.
For ritual use. Stains cloth and surfaces, so handle over a thali. Keep away from the eyes and small children.
Colour can vary slightly between batches.
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Take a pinch on a clean, dry spoon and offer it at the altar, or use it for marking as your family does. Handle it over a thali, as haldi stains cloth and surfaces.
Haldi powder is the ground form, used for offering and marking. Haldi ganth is the whole dried root, often kept on the thali. Which one you use depends on your family custom.
Keep it closed and dry, away from moisture and sunlight. Use a clean, dry spoon each time so the powder stays easy to pour for the next pooja or festival.
No, it is supplied for ritual use. Keep it away from the eyes and small children, and handle it over a thali, because it stains cloth and surfaces.
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