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Pooja room rangoli: a lotus, a kolam with a kalash, a diya ring
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The small rangoli is laid each morning, or on puja days, on the floor before the home mandir. These nine show three designs: a small lotus before a brass lamp, a white rice-flour kolam with a kalash, and a ring of five lit diyas on orange powder. Each is shown from above, at floor level in lamplight, or beside a brass puja thali. Type a twist, such as Om symbol, to ask for it.
- a daily floor before a home shrine
- a puja-day design
- a small corner for a mandir
Frequently asked questions
- Does the picture show the shrine?
- No. The shrine is just out of frame, and none of the nine shows a deity image.
- What is a kalash?
- A pot of water topped with a coconut and mango leaves, used in puja and to welcome guests.
- What is the difference between the three styles?
- Top view shows the whole design centred; close-up is a low shot with the flame sharp and the rest softening; with thali sets a brass plate of rice, kumkum and flowers at the top edge.
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