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    Giri Thazhampoo Kumkum - 50 Gms | Sindoor/ Red Colour Thalampoo Kumkuma for Pooja

    • Thazhampoo is associated with Sri Lakshmi, and the aroma brings fortune and Lakshmi Kadaksha. • The kumkum/ Kungumam/vermillion/sindoor is mad...

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    Giri Sindoor - 1 Kg | Kumkum Sindoor/ Tikka Bottle/ Tilak for Women & Pooja

    • The kumkum/ Kungumam/vermillion/sindoor are made from natural ingredients and the finest turmeric. This divine Kumkumam (kungumam) powder has a d...

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    Giri Thazhampoo Kumkum | Sindoor/ Red Colour/ Thalampoo Kumkuma for Pooja

    • Thazhampoo is associated with Sri Lakshmi, and the aroma brings fortune and Lakshmi Kadaksha. • The kumkum/ Kungumam/vermillion/sindoor are m...

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    Giri Turmeric Powder - 250 Gms | Haldi Powder/ Yellow Colour/ Manjal Thool for Pooja

    • Bring purity and auspiciousness to your pooja rituals with the Giri Turmeric Powder specially crafted for sacred ceremonies. • Known for its si...

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    Giri Thazhampoo Kumkum | Sindoor/ Maroon Colour/ Thalampoo Kumkuma for Pooja

    • Thazhampoo is associated with Sri Lakshmi, and the aroma brings fortune and Lakshmi Kadaksha. • The kumkum/ Kungumam/vermillion/sindoor are m...

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    • Kumkum The Symbol of Culture

    The vivid crimson powder known as kumkum has profound cultural meaning in many customs, particularly in India. It represents purity, wealth, and the divine feminine force and is usually utilized in religious and social ceremonies. Because it is thought to bring blessings and good fortune, women traditionally put kumkum to their foreheads during prayers and auspicious occasions. Applying kumkum is a practice that represents the divine's presence and a link to one's cultural history.