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Yellow Cotton Cloth for Pooja, 1.25 m
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Yellow cloth for pooja, or pila kapda, is a staple for the home mandir. This 1.25 m piece of yellow cotton is cut to a useful length for the altar, the chowki and the deity pedestal, and is easy to keep ready for festival days.
Many families spread yellow cloth on the chowki before setting out idols, and use it to wrap deities, decorate altars or create a neat base for the pooja items. It is also used on thrones and pedestals and as an offering to the deity, as practices vary. Yellow is a colour many households associate with auspicious occasions, though colour choices differ between families and traditions, so use it the way your family does.
The cloth is cotton and measures 1.25 m in length. Spread it flat on the chowki before you set out the idols, and fold it neatly to cover items when not in use. Wash it gently by hand with a mild detergent, avoid bleach, dry it flat and then fold and keep it somewhere clean and dry. You can wash it once before first use if you prefer. Shade may look different on screen.
Fabric catches fire easily, so keep the cloth well away from diyas, incense and camphor, and never leave a lit lamp on or beside it. Looking for a plain option? Vedic Rituals also has a white cotton pooja cloth. A neat everyday essential for the home altar.
Draping deity pedestals and chowkis
Wrapping deities and decorating altars
Offering to deity idols, as practices vary
Home mandir and temple setups
Wash gently before first use if you prefer.
Spread flat on the chowki before setting out idols.
Keep the cloth well away from lit diyas, incense and camphor.
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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The cloth is a single piece of yellow cotton, 1.25 m in length. That is a handy size for covering a chowki, draping a pedestal or wrapping a deity.
Many families spread it flat on the chowki before placing idols, or use it to wrap deities and decorate altars. Follow your family or pandit on how it is used in your pooja.
Wash gently by hand with a mild detergent and avoid bleach. Dry flat, then fold and keep it somewhere clean and dry. You can wash it once before first use if you prefer.
Fabric catches fire easily, so keep the cloth well away from diyas, incense and camphor. Never leave a lit lamp on or beside it. Use a heat-safe plate under any flame.
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