Dulhan Velvet Pooja Cloth Aasan for Mandir

Crafted from rich red fabric, these Pooja Cloths symbolize devotion and the auspiciousness of color in Hindu traditions. They are versatile and can be used as altar cloths, backdrop decorations, or even as offerings during your Pooja ceremonies.

The set of two allows you to create a symmetrical and harmonious atmosphere in your sacred space. Whether you place them in your Mandir, home temple, or any other area for worship, these cloths add a touch of elegance and reverence.

Shiv Padmasana Sitting Idol Sculpture

Bring the divine presence of Lord Shiva into your home with our Shiv Padmasana Sitting Idol Sculpture. This intricately crafted masterpiece showcases Lord Shiva in a serene meditative posture, radiating tranquility and spiritual energy. Whether placed in your prayer room, meditation corner, or as an elegant decor piece in your living space, this sculpture serves as a constant source of inspiration and reverence. Crafted with attention to detail, it embodies the grace and divinity of Lord Shiva, making it a meaningful addition to your spiritual journey and home decor.

Who Were The Shudras?

s a book about the history of the Shudra (lowest) varna of the Indian caste system written in 1946 by Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar. The book is dedicated to Jyotirao Phule and intends to break the myth about Shudras being an untouchable caste in India.

Ambedkar cites the Indian scriptures like The Vedas and Mahabharata among others to argue that Shudras were in fact Aryan kings who fell to a substandard caste after a long-drawn conflict with the Brahmans. Ambedkar also discusses the Aryan race theory and does not agree on the Indo-Aryan migration that has often been considered canon in the history of the race.

The book is a debunking of myths and ideologies and hopes to achieve a sense of tolerance for a misunderstood and ill-treated caste in India.

Gangajal Holy Ganga Water

Our Gangajal is sourced with the utmost reverence for the river's holiness, ensuring that you receive the purest offering for your spiritual practices and rituals. It is believed that the waters of the Ganges River possess the power to cleanse and purify not only the body but also the soul.

During religious ceremonies and pujas, Gangajal is used for purification and consecration. It is sprinkled on deities, devotees, and sacred objects to invoke blessings and remove impurities. Its spiritually charged essence creates an aura of devotion and tranquility, making it an essential element in various worship practices.