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Return Gifts For Varalakshmi Pooja
The return gifts of the Varalakshmi Vratam, sent home with the women invited to the pooja. Small Lakshmi pieces, charan padukas and diyas, affordable in quantity.
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Varalakshmi Pooja return gifts
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Varalakshmi Vratam falls on a Friday in the month of Shravana and is observed mainly across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, largely by married women, who worship Lakshmi for the wellbeing of the family. It carries a substantial return-gift tradition: the women invited to the pooja are sent home with tamboolam and a small gift.
The return gift needs to be dignified, auspicious and affordable in the quantity a gathering demands. The convention is small Lakshmi pieces, a Lakshmi charan paduka, a small diya or kumkum holder, or a silver-plated keepsake, all fitting the goddess of the day.
Because these are bought in numbers, send the quantity on the bulk order enquiry page or see bulk gift items, and order early so the full set ships together.
Before you order
- Small, auspicious and affordable in quantity: Lakshmi pieces, charan padukas, diyas.
- The gift honours Lakshmi, the goddess of the vratam.
- Bought in numbers, so order the full quantity together and early.
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The small things you wondered about
Small, auspicious pieces honouring Lakshmi, the goddess of the vratam: a small Lakshmi idol, a Lakshmi charan paduka, a small diya or kumkum holder, or a silver-plated keepsake. They need to be dignified and affordable in the quantity a gathering demands.
A vratam on a Friday in the month of Shravana, observed mainly across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, largely by married women, who worship Lakshmi for the wellbeing of the family. It carries a substantial return-gift tradition.
Yes, and most do, since they are given in numbers to the women invited to the pooja. Send the quantity on the bulk order enquiry page and we will quote. Ordering early means the full set ships together at a consistent price.
On a Friday in the month of Shravana, and the published date varies between sources, so check a panchang rather than a shopping page.
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