Marigold Decorated Jalleda for Mangal Snanam Ceremony
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Description:
Enhance your Mangal Snanam ceremony with this beautifully marigold decorated jalleda, perfect for Tamil and Telugu weddings. Its vibrant design adds a touch of tradition and elegance to your special day.
Features:
- Adorned with fresh marigold flowers for a vibrant and festive look.
- Ideal for Mangal Snanam ceremonies and traditional South Indian weddings.
- Lightweight and easy to carry, making it perfect for ceremonial use.
- A beautiful addition to your wedding decor, symbolising joy and celebration.
- A thoughtful gift for those who cherish traditional wedding customs.
Additional Info:
- finish_type : Stainless Steel, size : Medium, metal_type : Stainless Steel, style : Traditional Classical, target_gender : female, color : Yellow, pattern : Floral, item_shape : Round, material : Stainless Steel, gem_type : No Gemstone, clasp_type : No Clasp, chain_type : Cable, number_of_stones : 0
- CONTENTS: 1 Decorated Jalleda Water Strainer, Jaldhara Sahastra Dhara Jalladai Salladai
- SIZE: 26 cm diameter X 5 cm height.
- Jalleda: The word "Jalleda" or "Jalladhi" translates to "net" or "web" in Malayalam and Tamil, respectively. The ceremony symbolizes cleansing and purifying the bride/groom's aura and warding off negative energies before the wedding. Haldi: Turmeric, known as "Haldi" in Hindi, is the central element of the ceremony. It's considered auspicious and believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and protection to the couple.
- Its used in a pre-wedding ceremony practiced in some regions of South India, particularly in parts of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. It's a unique variation of the traditional Haldi ceremony with its own distinctive features and symbolic meanings.
- Can be used for deity abhishek / snanam before pooja rituals begin
