
Narmadeshwar Shivling
Natural Narmada banalinga with brass jalhari and copper naag
Bakawan, Madhya Pradesh
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Bhasma for the tripundra and Shiva puja, 50 g
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Good vibhuti is soft, pale grey and fine enough to draw three clean lines with three fingers.
Vibhuti, or bhasma, is the sacred ash of Shiva. It is drawn on the Shivling and on the forehead as the tripundra, three horizontal lines, at every Shiva puja. This is fine, soft vibhuti in a 50 g jar, enough for daily use through several months of Mondays.
Vibhuti, the sacred ash, is Shiva's own adornment: he is described as smeared in bhasma, and it is drawn on the Shivling and on the forehead as the tripundra, three horizontal lines, at every Shiva puja.
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