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Kesar (Saffron) for Pooja
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Kesar for pooja is a small essential that many families like to have in the pooja box, and this pack of saffron is kept ready for tilak, havan and offerings. Saffron is traditionally used for ritual markings, in pooja, havan and yajna offerings, and at weddings and other ceremonies, as each family's tradition guides. A few strands go a long way, so it is easy to keep in the cupboard.
If it is your family's way, soak a few strands in a little water or milk before use, and keep a small bowl ready before the pooja begins. Kesar for tilak is often prepared this way, while saffron for offerings may be used differently. Close the pack after each use and store it sealed in a cool, dry place, away from light and damp.
Colour and strand size vary slightly, and ways of using kesar in ritual differ between families, so use it as yours does. Because saffron is so light, keep the pack out of drafts when opening it. You get one pack of kesar (saffron) for pooja, supplied for ritual use, not for consumption. Keep it away from children and pets. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Tilak and ritual markings
Pooja, havan and yajna offerings
Weddings and other ceremonies, as your family tradition guides
Keeping saffron ready in the pooja box
Soak a few strands in a little water or milk before use, if that is your family's way.
Keep a small bowl ready before the pooja begins.
Use only a few strands at a time and keep the rest sealed.
Close the pack after each use.
In the packStore sealed in a cool, dry place away from light and damp.
For ritual use, not for consumption. Keep away from children and pets.
Colour and strand size vary slightly. Ways of using kesar in ritual differ between families.
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If it is your family's way, soak a few strands in a little water or milk and keep a small bowl ready before the pooja begins. Use it as your family or pandit guides.
Many families use kesar for tilak and ritual markings, and in pooja, havan and yajna offerings. It also features at weddings and other ceremonies. How it is used differs between families.
Store it sealed in a cool, dry place, away from light and damp. Close the pack after every use and take out only a few strands at a time with clean, dry fingers.
No. This pack is supplied for ritual use, not for consumption. Keep it away from children and pets, and use it for tilak and offerings as your family tradition guides.
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