Vedic Accessories

The Tortoise of Lord Vishnu is the second avatar and is known as a Kurma avatar. The tortoise is considered as a celestial creature. Tortoise represents compass direction in the north, the number one and element of water. The bagua of the corner represents earned income like a business, a job along with business and career endeavours.

Placement: North-west and North direction
Size: 3.25 inches (L) x 1 inch (H)
Weight: 90 gms
Make: natural black agate stone

Wall Hanging Auspicious colourful Toran for temple home mandir. This toran has been beautifully designed with auspicious Elephant pair with peacock design in center and motif, with colorful beads, artificial flower, leaves. Hang it on the Temple door, puja room during festivals, pujas, rituals, ceremonies as a welcoming sign.

Dimensions: 41 inches (L) approx
Weight: 465 grams approx

The Mundavalya is tied on bride’s forehead when she is ready to step towards the mandap. It means that she is happily ready to marriage. The Maharashtrian wedding is incomplete without Mundavalya.

Cowries are part of Lakshmi Puja in many regions. Laxmi Cowrie (Kawadi) shell mala made of natural Cowries shell beads, Cowry or Kauri is considered auspicious by Hindus and has a place in Hindu religious ceremonies and it is believed to represent Goddess Lakshmi. The Cowrie shell tree is kept at home for attaining wealth and prosperity.

As per Hindu Mythology, Cowries have close relationship with Goddess Laxmi, both having been appeared from sea. People who possess cowries are believed to be blessed with love, luck and prosperity.

Dimensions: 7 inches (H) x 3 inches (W)
Weight: 125 gms

Ganesha is one who clears your way of all obstacles. His other name is Vighnaharta, i.e. the one who takes away all impediments, obstacles, sorrows. So, he is worshipped to ensure the success of any new venture. The intention here, is to pre-emptively remove any difficulties which might come in the path of success. Such is Ganesha's reputation of ensuring a smooth flow of all operations, that he is the first one to be worshipped during yajnas.

Dimensions: 3.5 inches (H) x 2.5 inches (W) approx
Weight: 135 grams approx

Ganesha is one who clears your way of all obstacles. His other name is Vighnaharta, i.e. the one who takes away all impediments, obstacles, sorrows. So, he is worshipped to ensure the success of any new venture. The intention here, is to pre-emptively remove any difficulties which might come in the path of success. Such is Ganesha's reputation of ensuring a smooth flow of all operations, that he is the first one to be worshipped during yajnas.

Dimensions: 5.75 inches (H) x 4 inches (W) approx
Weight: 550 grams approx

It has an attractive embroidery peacock designer worked with attractive border and can be used as pooja aasan.

Dimension: 26 inches (W) x 26 inches (L) (66 x 66 cm) approx
Weight: 180 gms approx

Flower Pot is an beautiful container, used for holding flowers or for ornamentation. The flower pots serve as decorative pieces specially used to display the plants and flowers together with a splash of exotic flower colors and plant greenery.
Dimensions: 5.25 inches (H) x 3.5 inches (W) x 2.5 inches (base)
Weight: 530 gms

Maharashtrian Mundavalya Ornament designed in white, golden pearl and gemstone. The marriage function starts with Gaurihar Puja in which bride is gifted Mundavalya. It is a forehead ornament worn by Maharashtrian bride & groom. It is made from pearl & has two pearl strings which define the togetherness of bride & groom. It is horizontally tied on the forehead & it has great importance in Maharashtrian wedding.

The Nariyal is also offered on occasions like weddings, festivals, the use of a new vehicle, bridge, house etc.