Stone Haram With Pendant - 16 Inches | Multicolour Stone Artificial Jewelry/ 4 Line Moti Haram For Deity Decor
"Conventional Moti Haram With Pendant - Divine Elegance for Your Deity."
♦ Other Names: Deity Haram, Temple Style Necklace, God Idol Necklace, Stone jewelry, Haram Necklace for Pooja.
♦ With this exquisitely made Haram for Deity, designed to enhance the magnificence and spiritual appeal of your divine idols, you may bring the heavenly grace of tradition into your home. This haram necklace, which is made of traditional kemp stones, adds a holy glow to any puja altar.
♦ Historical Background and Origins:
The custom of embellishing Hindu gods with intricate haram necklaces can be traced back to old temple rites in South India. In the Chola and Vijayanagara eras, these ornaments—especially those crafted using kemp stones—were valued for their spiritual meaning and aesthetic beauty. The kemp haram, which features a gorgeous temple-style design, embodies the aesthetic culture that has been passed down through generations in temples throughout Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
♦ The Stone jewelry, a well-known adornment in temple cities like Kanchipuram, Srirangam, and Tirupati, is particularly well-liked in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka. Temple priests and worshippers alike adore it because it is often employed during Brahmotsavams, Navaratri, and processions of the gods.
♦ Applications & Usage:
This forbidden necklace is designed to be worn by murtis (idols) of gods during regular pujas and celebrations. To improve the holiness and aesthetic attractiveness of the idol, simply put the necklace around its neck following dressing and alankaram. It's perfect for use during ceremonies like Kumbhabhishekam, Varalakshmi Vratham, and Navaratri Golu.
♦ Storage & Preservation:
Keep the kemp haram in a gentle, dry cloth pouch away from moisture and direct sunlight to extend its life and maintain its brightness. Keep away from strong chemicals and water. Its shine will remain intact for years with regular, mild wiping using a clean cotton fabric.
♦ This haram necklace is traditionally linked to idols of the goddesses Durga, Lakshmi, and Andal. It is also used for Friday alankarams, Varalakshmi Vratham, and Navaratri. Because they stand for wealth and fertility, the red and green kemp stones have religious value for representations of female goddesses.
♦ In many South Indian temples, it is thought that dressing the idol with a kemp haram brings divine blessings and grants the devotee's requests. The kemp stones are seen as auspicious, representing the sacred fire (Agni) and the heart of devotion (Bhakti).
"Give your god timeless tradition by wearing this Moti Haram With Pendant, which exudes temple sophistication and heavenly power! Place your order now to welcome holy blessings into your house."
