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Puja Cloth Set
Red, yellow and white cotton cloths for the chowki and the Shivling
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- Curated from a named workshop
From the Shiwalay desk
Keep each cloth for its purpose: red for the Devi and Ganesha, yellow for Vishnu and Krishna, white for drying the Shivling.
About this piece
Almost every puja begins by spreading a clean cloth: red for Lakshmi, the Devi and Ganesha, yellow for Vishnu and Krishna. The white one is for wiping the Shivling dry after the abhishek. Three soft cotton cloths, each 60 cm square, sized for a chowki or a mandir shelf.
- Material
- Cotton
- Origin
- Made in Tamil Nadu
- Size
- Each 60 × 60 cm
- Weight
- 150 g
Why it's traditionally used
A deity is seated on a clean cloth, never on a bare shelf or floor. Red is spread for Lakshmi, the Devi and Ganesha, yellow for Vishnu and Krishna, and a white cloth is kept to dry the Shivling after the abhishek.
How to use
- Spread the red or yellow cloth on the chowki before seating the deity.
- Use the white cloth only to dry the Shivling or a murti after abhishek.
- Wash by hand in cold water, dry in shade, and keep them folded apart from household linen.
Care
- Keep dry and out of direct sun to preserve colour.
- Spot-clean only; do not machine wash.
- Fold or roll loosely and store with a sachet of dried neem leaves against insects.
In the box
- Red cloth
- Yellow cloth
- White cloth
Quick answers
- Where does the Puja Cloth Set come from?
- Made in Tamil Nadu. Shiwalay curates from named workshops and shows the cluster on every product.
- Why is the Puja Cloth Set traditionally used?
- A deity is seated on a clean cloth, never on a bare shelf or floor. Red is spread for Lakshmi, the Devi and Ganesha, yellow for Vishnu and Krishna, and a white cloth is kept to dry the Shivling after the abhishek.
- How do I use the Puja Cloth Set?
- Spread the red or yellow cloth on the chowki before seating the deity. Use the white cloth only to dry the Shivling or a murti after abhishek. Wash by hand in cold water, dry in shade, and keep them folded apart from household linen.
- What is included with the Puja Cloth Set?
- Red cloth, Yellow cloth, White cloth.
- How big is the Puja Cloth Set?
- Each 60 × 60 cm; weight 150 g. Measured on the piece as shipped; handmade items vary by a few millimetres.
- How do I care for the Puja Cloth Set?
- Keep dry and out of direct sun to preserve colour. Spot-clean only; do not machine wash. Fold or roll loosely and store with a sachet of dried neem leaves against insects.
- How long does delivery of the Puja Cloth Set take?
- In-stock items dispatch within 24 hours and reach most Indian cities in two to five days. Shipping is free above ₹999. Replacement within 7 days of delivery.
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