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Red Cotton Pooja Cloth, 1.25 m
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Red cloth for pooja, or lal kapda, is one of the first things many families lay out when setting up the altar. This piece is 1.25 m of red cotton, cut to a length that works for a chowki, a deity pedestal or an offering during pooja.
Traditionally, red cloth is spread under idols, used to cover items on the altar and offered to the deity. Many families reach for it during Navratri, aarti and havan setups, though colour choices differ between families and traditions. At 1.25 m there is enough fabric to drape generously over a chowki or to fold neatly into a smaller square, whichever your altar needs.
Keeping a clean cloth ready makes festival mornings easier. Spread it flat before you set out the idols, fold it to cover items when they are not in use and wash it gently by hand when needed. Cotton is simple to look after, which suits everyday home use. Avoid bleach, dry it flat and keep it folded somewhere clean and dry.
What you get is one red cotton pooja cloth, 1.25 m. Shade may look a little different on screen. Please keep the fabric well away from diyas, incense and camphor. Marketed by Vedic Rituals. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Draping deity pedestals and chowkis
Navratri, aarti and havan setups
Offering to the deity during pooja
Covering pooja items when not in use
Wash gently before first use if you prefer.
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.
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 differ between families and traditions.
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It is one piece of red cotton, 1.25 m in length. It is a single size with no variants, enough to drape a chowki or fold into a smaller square.
Many families spread it under idols, on the chowki or on a deity pedestal, and offer it during pooja. It is often used for Navratri, aarti and havan setups.
Wash gently by hand with a mild detergent and avoid bleach. Dry it flat, then fold and store it somewhere clean and dry for the next pooja.
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 the cloth away before you light the lamp.
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