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Orange Cotton Pooja Cloth, 1 m or 1.25 m
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Orange cloth for pooja, in kesari colour and soft cotton, is a simple piece that many homes keep folded in the mandir drawer. It is traditionally spread under idols, on the chowki or on a deity pedestal, and used to wrap or cover pooja items when they are not in use.
Orange is often chosen for Hanuman pooja and other devotional rituals, and for home mandir and temple setups, though colour choices differ between families and traditions. You can pick the length that suits your altar: 1 m for a small chowki or a single idol, or 1.25 m when you want a little more to drape or fold.
Having a clean cloth ready means the altar is easy to set up on festival mornings. Spread it flat before the idols go on, fold it neatly to cover items after the pooja and wash it gently when needed. Cotton is easy to handle and simple to care for, which suits an everyday home setting.
What you get is one orange pooja cloth in the length you choose, 1 m or 1.25 m. Fresh dye may bleed on the first wash, so wash it separately. Please keep the fabric well away from diyas, incense and camphor, as cloth catches fire easily. Marketed by Vedic Rituals. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Draping deity pedestals and chowkis
Hanuman pooja and other devotional rituals
Home mandir and temple setups
Wrapping or covering pooja items when not in use
Wash gently before first use if you prefer, and wash it separately.
Spread the cloth flat on the chowki before setting out idols.
Keep diyas, incense and camphor well clear of the fabric.
Fold neatly to cover items when not in use and store it clean and dry.
In the packWash gently by hand with a mild detergent, dry in shade and iron on low heat. Fresh dye may bleed on the first wash, so wash it separately.
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 differ between families and traditions.
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Choose 1 m for a small chowki or a single idol, and 1.25 m if you want more cloth to drape or fold over items. Both are the same orange cotton.
Many families spread it under idols, on the chowki or on a deity pedestal, and use it to wrap or cover pooja items. It is often chosen for Hanuman pooja.
Fresh dye may bleed on the first wash, so wash it separately by hand with a mild detergent and dry it in shade. After that, wash gently as needed.
Fabric catches fire easily, so keep the cloth well away from diyas, incense and camphor. Never leave a lit lamp on or beside it, and fold it away before lighting.
Rituals. Your Way. Marketed by Vedic Rituals.
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