Suninow Designer Karwa Chauth Thali, Pooja Kit Samagri Set - 27 Pooja Items

• package include : - 1 karwa chauth calender - 1 karwa -2 Diya - 1Thali - 16 shringar - sindoor - bindi - kumkum - mangalsutra.
• channi includes.
• mitti ( clay ) karwa.

A Karwa Chauth Thali Set, comprising a plate, channi (sieve), 16 shringar (adornments), mitti karwa (clay pot), diya (lamp), , and katha book, is a collection of essential items used during the Karwa Chauth festival. Karwa Chauth is a significant Hindu observance where married women fast from sunrise to moonrise for the well-being and longevity of their husbands. Here's how each item is significant and used during Karwa Chauth: 1. Plate: Significance: The plate serves as the base for arranging the various items used during the Karwa Chauth rituals. It represents the platform for the offerings to the deities and is often beautifully decorated. 2. Channi (Sieve): Significance: The channi is used during the evening rituals, especially during the ing of the moon. It symbolizes the blessings of the moon on the husband. Use: Women look at the moon through the channi and then at their husbands, signifying the moon's blessings. After this, they break their fast in the evening. 3. 16 Shringar (Adornments): Significance: The 16 shringar items represent traditional cosmetics and adornments. They symbolize a woman's beauty, femininity, and her preparation for her husband's well-being. Use: Women apply these items as part of the preparation for the evening rituals. They include items like sindoor (vermilion), bindi (forehead decoration), mehndi (henna), bangles, and jewelry. 4. Mitti Karwa (Clay Pot): Significance: The clay pot, often adorned with traditional designs, represents the vessel of life and the bond between husband and wife. Use: The mitti karwa is filled with water and used for various rituals during the Karwa Chauth fast, including offering prayers and breaking the fast in the evening. 5. Diya (Lamp): Significance: The diya symbolizes the dispelling of darkness and the spread of light and knowledge. It is considered auspicious and adds a spiritual dimension to the evening rituals. Use: Women light a diya during the evening puja, and it remains lit