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- White cotton cloth, 1.25 m
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White Cotton Cloth for Pooja, 1.25 m
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A white cotton cloth for pooja is one of the simplest things you can keep at home, and one of the most useful. Plain and uncluttered, it is meant for the altar, the chowki or the aasan, and it suits almost any pooja day without drawing attention away from the deity.
Many families spread a clean white cloth on the chowki before placing the idol, the kalash or the pooja items. Others use it as an aasan for sitting during prayers, or as a base for the thali. Because it is white, it goes with every festival and every deity, and it is easy to see when it needs a wash. Colour choices do vary between families and traditions, so use it where your practice calls for it.
This cloth is cotton, which makes it gentle to handle and simple to care for. You can wash it separately before first use if you prefer, wash gently afterwards and dry it in the shade. Iron it on low heat to get it flat for the next pooja. Many homes keep a spare cloth so that one is always clean and ready, especially before festivals when the altar is set up early.
This piece is 1.25 m long. Weave and shade can vary slightly between pieces. As fabric catches fire easily, keep it well away from open flame and lit diyas. A calm, everyday essential from Vedic Rituals.
Covering the chowki or altar
Using as an aasan or base for pooja items
Spreading under the idol, kalash or thali
Ceremonies and festivals at home
Wash separately before first use if you prefer, and dry in the shade.
Spread it flat on the chowki before placing the idol or kalash.
Keep it clear of lit diyas, incense and camphor.
Keep a spare so one is always clean.
In the packWash gently and dry in shade. Iron on low heat.
Keep away from open flame and lit diyas. Fabric catches fire easily, so never leave a lit lamp on or beside the cloth.
Weave and shade can vary slightly between pieces. Colour choices for pooja cloth differ between families and traditions.
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Many families use it to cover the chowki or altar, as an aasan, or as a clean base for pooja items. It suits everyday pooja as well as festivals and ceremonies at home.
You can wash it separately before first use if you prefer. Wash gently and dry it in the shade, then iron on low heat so it sits flat on the chowki.
Colour choices differ between families and traditions. Many keep a white cloth for general use and other colours for particular deities or occasions. Follow your family or pandit on what to use.
Fabric catches fire easily, so keep the cloth well away from diyas, incense and camphor. Do not leave a lit lamp on or beside it, and place the flame on a heat-safe plate.
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