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Roli for Pooja (Tilak Roli Bottle), 10 g
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Roli for pooja is one of the small things you notice only when it runs out. This bottle is kept for the tilak and the pooja thali, a small supply to leave on the altar for every ceremony.
Roli is used in many ways at home. Families apply it as tilak on the forehead, mark the kalash, the idol and the thali, and keep it ready for daily pooja and festivals. Many then add a few akshat grains on top of the tilak, though customs vary from one family to another, so follow what yours does. Having roli at hand means no searching for small packets on a busy morning.
Take a little on a clean, dry finger or a small spoon, apply and close the bottle again. Keeping it closed and dry helps it stay loose and easy to use, and a bottle is tidier than an open packet on a crowded thali. Roli can stain cloth and skin, so handle it over the thali.
What you get is one 10 g roli bottle, marketed by Vedic Rituals. Colour and texture can vary slightly between batches. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Tilak on the forehead
Marking the kalash, idol and thali
Daily pooja and festivals
Keeping roli ready on the pooja thali
Take a little roli on a clean, dry finger or a small spoon.
Apply the tilak, then add akshat grains on top if your family does so.
Handle it over the thali, as roli can stain cloth.
Keep the bottle closed after use.
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.
Colour and texture can vary slightly between batches.
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Many families use roli for tilak on the forehead and to mark the kalash, idol and thali. Customs vary, so use it the way your family does.
Take a little on a clean, dry finger or small spoon and apply. Many families add a few akshat grains on top. Handle it over the thali as it can stain.
Keep the bottle closed and dry, away from moisture and sunlight. Use a clean, dry finger or spoon each time so the roli stays loose.
Yes, roli can stain cloth and skin, so handle it over a thali and keep it away from the eyes and small children. It is for ritual use, not for consumption.
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