- Mata ki Chunri is a piece of cloth used as an offering in Hindu religious practices, especially during worship of goddesse
- The Chunri is draped over the idol or image of the goddess during prayers and festivals as a sign of respect and adoration.
- It is considered a symbol of purity and is offered as a token of devotion and gratitude to the divine feminine energy.
- Devotees may also use the Chunri to cover their heads during worship as a mark of humility and reverence.
- During festivals like Navratri and Durga Puja, Mata ki Chunri is an essential part of the decoration and worship rituals in homes and temples.
- Material:- Cotton
- Colour:- Red and Yellow
- Weight:- 10Gm
- Type:- Designer
- Packaging Type:- Pouch
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