The coconut represents the Hindu trinity of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the protector) and Mahesh (the destroyer). Hence, the significance. Devotees pay tribute to the three Gods by treating the coconut as an object of worship. Thus, they seek the blessings of the trinity.
In all Indian rituals, coconut is kept in temple or puja room to bring growth and wealth. This is a perfect replacement of fresh coconut, according to Vedas.
Make: made in pure silver and attach to chain
Size: 11 inches (length)
No of coconut: 21 nos
This coconut nariyal mala is specially design for offering hindu god and goddess.
The coconut represents the Hindu trinity of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the protector) and Mahesh (the destroyer). Hence, the significance. Devotees pay tribute to the three Gods by treating the coconut as an object of worship. Thus, they seek the blessings of the trinity.
In all Indian rituals, coconut is kept in temple or puja room to bring growth and wealth. This is a perfect replacement of fresh coconut, according to Vedas.
Make: made in pure silver and attach to chain
Size: 11 inches (length)
No of coconut: 21 nos
