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Stone Bindi - 0.5 x 0.5 Inches | Stone Pottu/ Multicolour Bindi/ Stone Tilak for Deity/ Assorted

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Original price Rs. 35.00 - Original price Rs. 35.00
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Rs. 35.00
Rs. 35.00 - Rs. 35.00
Current price Rs. 35.00
SKU 723100030-1
Width Height Depth Weight

0.5 in

0.5 in

0.1 in

0.001 kg

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• Bring Traditional Colour and Auspicious Detail to Your Deity
“Where sacred tradition meets thoughtful detail, even a small ornament can complete the divine expression.”
• This Deity Pottu is a decorative forehead piece featuring mixed-colour stones, designed for use with deity idols during pooja, alankaram, and festive occasions.
• The varied stone colours provide a bright focal point on the forehead and pair naturally with traditional deity clothing and jewellery.
• This bindi-style piece is especially suitable when you want a neat and colourful finishing detail without overwhelming the overall alankaram.

Symbolism, Significance & Unique Spiritual Insights

• Forehead markings have a long history in Hindu traditions, with different communities using forms of bindi, tilak, namam, and related marks to express religious identity and customary practice.
• In many Hindu traditions, the area between the eyebrows is associated with the ajna chakra in yogic philosophy, commonly described as a centre connected with attention, insight, and inner awareness.
• The tilak is not one single universal design; its shape, colour, and placement can vary according to regional customs, family traditions, and religious sampradayas.
• A red kumkum mark is traditionally associated with auspiciousness and is widely used by Hindu women in devotional and cultural contexts, although practices differ across communities.
• Deity alankaram traditionally involves dressing and decorating the murti as an expression of reverence and seva, with different ornaments used according to the deity, temple tradition, festival, and occasion.
• Facial features receive particular attention in traditional iconography because the eyes, forehead, and expression contribute strongly to the recognisable visual form of a deity.
• In temple and home worship, decorative elements are often coordinated with the deity’s vastram and other ornaments so that the complete alankaram appears balanced rather than visually crowded.
• The mixed-colour stones give this pottu a festive character, making it well suited to occasions such as Navaratri, special poojas, and ceremonial deity decoration.
• A carefully positioned bindi helps define the forehead and creates a visually centred appearance, complementing the deity’s eyes and other facial details.

Features of the Mixed Colour Stone Deity Pottu

• Designed with a colourful combination of decorative stones.
• Compact forehead piece suitable for deity alankaram.
• Elegant bindi-style appearance that complements traditional facial decoration.
• Mixed-colour detailing pairs well with colourful vastram and temple jewellery.
• Suitable for goddess and other deity idols, depending on size and placement.
• Ideal for pooja rooms, temples, Navaratri, festivals, and special occasions.

Care Instructions

• Handle the pottu carefully to protect the stone setting.
• Keep away from water, perfumes, and harsh chemicals.
• Store the tilak in a clean, dry place after use.

Bring Home Traditional Colour & Sacred Beauty

• Bring home this colourful pottu for a graceful finishing detail during your deity alankaram.
• Let the vibrant stone tikka complement your deity’s attire and traditional jewellery.
• Make this beautiful bindi part of your festive and devotional decorations, bringing together colour, tradition, and thoughtful presentation.

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