Ponnadai Shawl - 1.9 Mtr | Bulbul Design Ponnada Shawl/ Sonali Ponnada Cloth For Honouring Guests

"The exquisite angavastram- Oswal Bulbul - Sonali is a stunning fusion of textile skill, tradition, and warmth, making it ideal for ceremonial and religious purposes."

• This item is classified as a traditional ritual shawl used in religious and cultural contexts in South Asia and is known by various names, including the Devotional Jacquard angavastram, the Bulbul Design ponnadai, and the Oswal Sonali Shawl."

• Origins: The use of ponnadai may be traced back to ancient India, particularly Kashmir, when woolen wraps were used as part of the attire of the royal court and priests. The Oswal Bulbul, which is the Sonali variant, is based on classic North Indian weaving techniques, with contemporary versions created by the reputable Indian wool and acrylic blend textile manufacturer Oswal.

• Oswal kasavu shawl are well-liked throughout India, notably in colder areas like Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and certain areas of Tamil Nadu, where they are used for temple offerings. The Bulbul - Sonali style is favored for its understated refinement and suitability for formal attire and gift-giving.

• Applications & Uses of kasavu shawl:
1. Worn when reciting mantras, attending temple services, or participating in religious ceremonies
2. Perfect as a beautiful gift to wrap around gods.
3. Often given as gifts during auspicious occasions, spiritual events, or to the elderly
4. May be used in spiritual satsangs, Upanayanam, or Sathyanarayana Pooja.

• Advice on Storage and Preservation:
1. In order to preserve its finish and strength:
2. Keep away from direct sunshine in a cool, dry environment.
3. Use moth repellents if kept for an extended period of time.
4. Only use low heat to avoid moisture and iron contact if necessary.
5. For longer life and fabric retention, dry cleaning is advised.

• Although thundu - Oswal Bulbul - Sonali is not dedicated to any particular deity, it is frequently employed in rites honoring Lord Venkateswara, Lord Murugan, and Sai Baba, and it is frequently given during festivals like Guru Purnima, Navaratri, and Kumbhabhishekam. It is also offered as a sign of regard to priests or spiritual elders.

• Special features and texture (USPs):
1. The thundu, which is made with high-quality Jacquard weaving, has:
2. A mixture of wool and acrylic that is both soft and thick
3. Elaborate patterns reminiscent of bulbul birds, representing beauty and divinity
4. Lightweight but warm enough
5. Rich Sonali color tone that combines visual richness and tradition.

"Purchase Shawl - Oswal Bulbul - Sonali today to enhance your devotional practices, pay tribute to your loved ones, or improve your spiritual attire. Embrace tradition with the ideal blend of heritage and utility; place your purchase right now."