Mata Ki Chunri Beautiful Head Gear for God and Godesses 2 sets of Mata Ki Chunri For Prayer
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Mata Ki Chunri Beautiful Head Gear for God and Goddesses: 2 sets of Mata Ki Chunri for Prayer. Used for Indian pujas for all gods and goddesses.
About: Made from silky cloth. This red head gear is a perfect match for jagrans and kirtans. Chunri is an important piece of clothing for women. It is a symbol of modesty, virtue, giving honour and respect. These head gears are worn during pujas to show respect to God and it also looks traditional iif you wear the head gears during a kirtan or jagran.
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Mata Ki Chunri Beautiful Head Gear for God and Goddesses: 2 sets of Mata Ki Chunri for Prayer. Used for Indian pujas for all gods and goddesses.
About: Made from silky cloth. This red head gear is a perfect match for jagrans and kirtans. Chunri is an important piece of clothing for women. It is a symbol of modesty, virtue, giving honour and respect. These head gears are worn during pujas to show respect to God and it also looks traditional iif you wear the head gears during a kirtan or jagran.
Uses: Red Chunri can be used to offer to the dieties. Ideal use for Navratri, Chhoti Kanya Puja, Shringaar Puja etc. Best gift for kanya pujan, navratri, and all rituals. The red color denotes love of the devotees for God and looks attractive. It’s the most suitable color for Godesses.
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Mata Ki Chunri Beautiful Head Gear for God and Goddesses: 2 sets of Mata Ki Chunri for Prayer. Used for Indian pujas for all gods and goddesses.
About: Made from silky cloth. This red head gear is a perfect match for jagrans and kirtans. Chunri is an important piece of clothing for women. It is a symbol of modesty, virtue, giving honour and respect. These head gears are worn during pujas to show respect to God and it also looks traditional iif you wear the head gears during a kirtan or jagran.