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Gudi Padwa Gifts
The first day of Chaitra, when the gudi is raised to invite a prosperous year. An auspicious day for a Lakshmi Ganesh, a Ganesha or a new piece for the home.
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Choosing & placing your murti
Choosing the size
Pick a height that suits your altar — a 4–6 inch murti sits beautifully on most home mandirs, while taller pieces anchor a dedicated pooja room.
Kept with care
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from water and harsh polish — the finish keeps its lustre for years with a light touch.
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A short guide
Gudi Padwa gifts
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Gudi Padwa is the Marathi and Konkani new year, on the first day of Chaitra, when a gudi, a bright cloth tied to a bamboo staff topped with a copper or silver pot, is raised outside the home to invite a prosperous year. As a new year and a spring festival, it is an auspicious day for a fresh start and for bringing a new devotional or decorative piece into the home.
Fitting gifts are the pieces of a prosperous new year: a Lakshmi Ganesh pair, a Ganesha for a good beginning, a diya, or a piece of brass decor or an urli to mark the day. It shares the new-year spirit with Ugadi in the Deccan and the same appetite for auspicious beginnings.
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- A new-year festival, so pieces of prosperity and beginning suit: Lakshmi Ganesh, Ganesha, a diya.
- An auspicious day for bringing a new piece into the home.
- It shares the Deccan new-year spirit with Ugadi.
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The small things you wondered about
A piece of a prosperous new year: a Lakshmi Ganesh pair, a Ganesha for a good beginning, a diya, or brass decor and an urli to mark the day. As a new-year festival it is an auspicious time to bring a new piece into the home.
The Marathi and Konkani new year, on the first day of Chaitra, when a gudi, a bright cloth on a bamboo staff topped with a copper or silver pot, is raised outside the home to invite a prosperous year.
Yes. As a new year and a spring festival it is considered an auspicious day for a fresh start, which is why bringing a new devotional or decorative piece into the home is customary.
They fall around the same time and share the Deccan new-year spirit, Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra and Konkan, Ugadi in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, both marking the start of the year with auspicious beginnings.
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