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Kumkum for Pooja, 10 g
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Kumkum for pooja is part of almost every thali, and a bottle on the pooja shelf means it is there when tilak or devi pooja calls for it. Many families keep kumkum ready for marking the kalash and the thali, for festivals and ceremonies, and for the daily pooja at home. It is a small thing that is missed the moment it is not there.
To use it, apply with a clean, dry finger or a small spoon. Place a pinch on the deity's feet or on the kalash, as your family does. Kumkum for tilak is applied the same way, and the bottle format keeps it from spilling in the pooja box. Close the bottle after each use and keep it dry, away from moisture and sunlight.
Kumkum stains cloth and skin, so handle it over a thali, and keep it away from the eyes and from small children. Shade and texture can vary slightly between batches. A bottle also fits easily beside your haldi and kesar, so the thali comes together quickly. You receive one 10 g bottle of kumkum, supplied for ritual use, not for consumption. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Tilak and devi pooja
Festivals and ceremonies
Marking the kalash and the thali
Everyday pooja at home
Apply with a clean, dry finger or a small spoon.
Place a pinch on the deity's feet or the kalash as your family does.
Handle over a thali, as kumkum stains cloth and skin.
Close the bottle after each use and keep it dry.
In the packKeep closed and dry, away from moisture and sunlight.
For ritual use, not for consumption. Stains cloth and skin; keep away from the eyes and from small children.
Shade and texture can vary slightly between batches.
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Apply a pinch with a clean, dry finger or a small spoon. Many families place it on the deity's feet or the kalash, and use it for tilak. Follow your own family custom.
Many families use kumkum for tilak, devi pooja, marking the kalash and the thali, and on festivals and ceremonies. It also features in everyday pooja at home, as per family practice.
Keep it closed and dry, away from moisture and sunlight. Use a clean, dry finger or spoon each time so the kumkum stays easy to take for the next pooja.
They are used differently in many families, so follow your own custom for which to use where. This bottle is kumkum, supplied for ritual use, tilak and pooja.
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