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Yellow Silk Moli Kalawa Thread Roll
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Moli kalawa thread for pooja is one of those everyday essentials that every pooja box should have. This roll of yellow silk moli, also called mauli, is ready for the wrist at festivals, vrat days and family ceremonies, so it is there when the pandit asks for it.
Kalawa is the sacred thread tied on the wrist during pooja and havan. Many families tie it on the right wrist for men and unmarried women, and the left for married women, though customs vary by family and pandit. It is often tied by the priest on everyone attending the ceremony. How long it is worn also differs, so follow your family or pandit. With a roll, you can cut a length that fits the wrist comfortably and keep the rest for the next occasion.
This silk roll is yellow in colour and measures 5.75 cm in height and 3 cm in length, with a weight of 12 g. It is compact enough to sit in a pooja box or a travel kit. Store the roll in a dry place away from sun and damp, and keep the loose end tucked in so it does not tangle. Thread shade can differ slightly from the photograph.
The roll is a small item, so keep it away from young children. Thread burns easily, so keep it away from diyas and camphor. A thoughtful, everyday essential from Vedic Rituals for festival time at home.
Tying on the wrist during pooja and havan
Festivals, vrat and family ceremonies
Keeping a ready thread roll in the pooja box
Having kalawa at hand when the pandit visits
Cut a length of thread that fits the wrist comfortably.
Many families tie it on the right wrist for men and unmarried women, and the left for married women.
Follow your family or pandit on how long to wear it.
Keep the loose end tucked in so the roll does not tangle.
In the packStore the roll in a dry place away from sun and damp. Keep the loose end tucked in so it does not tangle.
Small thread roll; keep away from young children. Thread burns easily, so keep it away from diyas and camphor.
Thread shade can differ slightly from the photograph. Traditions about colour, wrist and how long to wear moli vary by family and pandit.
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Moli, also called kalawa or mauli, is the sacred thread tied on the wrist during pooja, havan and ceremonies. It is often tied by the priest. Customs vary by family and pandit.
Many families tie it on the right wrist for men and unmarried women, and the left for married women. Traditions vary by family and pandit, so follow the practice in your home.
The pack has 1 roll of yellow silk moli thread. The roll measures 5.75 cm in height and 3 cm in length, and weighs 12 g. You cut off the length you need.
It differs by family and pandit. Some wear it until the next sankalp or ceremony, and others for a set period. Follow your family or pandit on how long to keep it on.
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