Kumkum Gopuram for Pooja Color:Maroon Used across various religions and

Used across various religions and cultures

and Laxmi Gavvulu

The wick in the traditional oil lamp symbolizes ego and the oil or ghee used symbolizes our negative tendencies

or simply as an elegant home or office décor

Length: 2 Meters (Approx

Kumkum Gopuram for Pooja Color:Maroon Used across various religions andHaldi and Kumkum are considered a form of Goddess Gauri. She is none other than the energy present in the Nature. In other words, it symbolizes that energy of Nature (Prakriti) that is being worshipped. As per our Hindu tradition, a married woman (suvasini) is considered as a form of the Goddess and is offered haldi kumkum (turmeric and kumkum). In a puja Haldi and Kumkum symbolize a prayer to the Almighty that the persons life should be blessed with