Butterfly Design Hair Arch- 3.5X3.25 Inches | Gold Polish Hair Accessory/Artificial Jewelry For Varalakshmi Decor

"Welcome to the Arch – Butterfly, a spiritual decorative piece that combines symbolic reverence with vibrant design in a showcase of divine beauty and artistic elegance."

• This jewellery is ideal for temple alankaram and sacred spaces, and it may be used to decorate pooja rooms, deity mantaps, and festival displays. And frequently referred to as - Temple Decoration Arch, Pooja Backdrop Butterfly Arch, God Arch Ornament, and are frequently called Butterfly Arch.

• Origins: The notion of arches in religious jewellery can be traced back to ancient Hindu temple architecture, where they served as symbolic entrances between the physical and spiritual worlds. Butterfly designs, which are frequently seen in Indian art and textile traditions, represent change, beauty, and spiritual enlightenment. These two themes were gradually merged into ornate arches that were utilized in temple celebrations and procession of the gods.

• Reputation: This artificial jewellery item is particularly well-liked in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, especially in temples that adhere to Agamic traditions, and it is also favored by home-based spiritual practitioners. During celebrations like Navaratri, Vaikunta Ekadasi, and Panguni Uthiram, it is often used.

• Uses & Applications: To increase the sacredness and beauty of prayer rooms as part of the Alankaram (decorative process), the Arch – Butterfly is positioned either artificial jewellery or behind deities. It may be hung by threads or secured with support structures. In temples or home mandirs, it is frequently used for joyous poojas, everyday prayers, and specific offerings (archanais).

• Procedures for Preservation of hair accessory:
In order to preserve its vitality and organization:
1. Keep in a dry, dust-free environment.
2. Avoid direct sunlight or water.
3. If it has fragile decorations, use bubble wrap or soft cotton fabric to wrap it.
4. Don't put anything heavy on top of it or fold it.

• Related Deities and Festivals: The majority of its usage is in the hair accessory of Goddess Lakshmi, Durga, Andal, and Murugan, notably during Navaratri, Adi Pooram, and Thaipusam. Additionally, the butterfly emblem has religious connotations since it symbolizes the release and rebirth of the soul, which is consistent with several Shakti celebrations.

• Texture & Unique Features (USPs): The Butterfly Arch, which is made of materials that are both lightweight and strong, frequently includes foil accents, mirror work, or multicolored butterfly patterns. Its exquisite craftsmanship and radiant finish are intended to reflect light in a way that creates a heavenly aura around the deity.

"Order the Arch - Butterfly right now, a flawless combination of classic symbolism and artistic attractiveness. It's ideal for brightening up your spiritual area during pooja and holidays."