Where it belongs
Decide the spot before the piece. A shelf, an entrance, a desk and a wall each suit different sizes, and the light a spot gets matters more than most people expect.
Svastika's
Ram Navmi Gifts
The birth of Rama and the birth of Hanuman, kept close in the calendar and in devotion. Ram Lalla and Ram Darbar, and a Hanuman kept for protection.
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Lord Ram
Lord Hanuman
Pocket Temple
Brass Diyas
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Before you bring one home
Choosing it, and where it belongs
Measure the space, not the piece
Check base width as well as height. A short piece on a broad base takes more shelf than a taller, slimmer one, and photographs flatten scale.
Kept with care
A soft dry cloth is enough. Keep plated, painted and antique finishes away from water and polishing paste, which strip the surface rather than clean it.
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A short guide
Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti gifts
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Two festivals close in the calendar and in devotion. Ram Navami marks the birth of Rama, on the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri, and Hanuman Jayanti the birth of his greatest devotee. They are naturally kept together, since Ram and Hanuman are inseparable in the tradition.
The fitting gifts follow: for Ram Navami, a Ram Lalla or Ram Darbar piece, the child form especially since the Ayodhya temple; for Hanuman Jayanti, a Hanuman murti, kept for protection. A household building a Ram corner naturally keeps both. A diya and a pooja set suit the worship on either day.
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Before you order
- Ram Lalla or Ram Darbar for Ram Navami; a Hanuman for Hanuman Jayanti.
- Ram and Hanuman are kept together, so both suit a Ram corner.
- Ram Navami falls on the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri.
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The small things you wondered about
A Ram Lalla or Ram Darbar piece, the child form of Rama especially since the Ayodhya temple. A diya and a pooja set suit the worship on the day.
A Hanuman murti, kept for protection. Sinduri, Abhaya Mudra and Panchmukhi forms all suit, in brass for a murti that will be handled, or plated for display.
Because Ram and Hanuman are inseparable in the tradition, Hanuman being Rama's greatest devotee. A household building a Ram corner naturally keeps both, which is why the two festivals share a gift collection.
On the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri, marking the birth of Rama. Hanuman Jayanti follows in the same devotional season, celebrating the birth of Hanuman.
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