Mata Ka Shringar, Mata Shringar Kit, Shringar Pooja Kit, Mata Shringar Set

Mata Ka Shringar, Mata Shringar Kit, Shringar Pooja Kit, Mata Shringar Set:

Details:
Item: Mata Shringar Kit Set
Quantity: Set of 12
Pack: Box Pack
Color: Multi
Products: Oil, Bindi, Bangles, Rubber band, Kajal, Lipstick, Sindoor, Mehendi, Comb, Mirror, Red Chunni.

The “Mata Shringar Kit” typically contains items used for adorning the idol or image of a Hindu goddess during worship or pooja ceremonies. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use these items for the pooja process:

1. Prepare the Space: Begin by setting up a clean and quiet area for the pooja. Place a clean cloth or a special altar cloth on a table or platform where you’ll be performing the pooja.
2. Cleanse Yourself: Before starting the pooja, wash your hands and face thoroughly to purify yourself. It’s also customary to take a bath or shower beforehand if possible.
3. Prepare the Idol or Image: If you have an idol or image of the goddess, place it on the altar or designated spot. If using an image, you can also frame it or place it on a stand.
4. Adorn the Goddess:
   • Oil: Apply a small amount of oil to a cotton ball or your fingertips and gently rub it on the idol’s body or forehead as a symbol of purification and nourishment.
   • Bindi: Place the bindi on the center of the idol’s forehead, symbolizing the third eye and inner wisdom.
   • Bangles: If your idol has arms, carefully slide the bangles onto the wrists as a symbol of beauty and adornment.
   • Rubber Band: Use the rubber band to tie the idol’s hair into a neat ponytail or braid, if applicable.
   • Kajal: Apply a small amount of kajal to the idol’s eyes to enhance their beauty and expressiveness.
   • Lipstick: Apply a tiny dot of lipstick to the lips of the idol, symbolizing beauty and auspiciousness.
   • Sindoor: Apply sindoor (vermilion) to the parting of the idol’s hair or on the forehead, symbolizing marital bliss and devotion.
   • Mehendi: If you have a small cone of mehendi (henna), you can decorate the idol’s hands or feet with intricate designs, symbolizing fertility and auspiciousness.
   • Comb: Use the comb to tidy up the idol’s hair or adjust any accessories.
   • Mirror: Place the mirror in front of the idol, reflecting its beauty and radiance.
   • Red Chunni: Finally, drape the red chunni (scarf) over the idol’s shoulders as a sign of respect and honor.
5. Offer Prayers: Once the goddess is adorned, you can offer prayers, chant mantras, and perform any rituals or offerings as per your tradition or personal preference.
6. Conclude the Pooja: After completing the pooja, you can offer flowers, light incense, and perform aarti (circumambulation with a lit lamp) to conclude the ceremony.
7. Cleanup: Once the pooja is over, carefully remove the adornments from the idol, clean them, and store them properly for future use. Also, clean the space where the pooja was performed.

Remember, the pooja process may vary based on regional customs and traditions, so feel free to adapt these instructions according to your own practices and beliefs.