Tulsi pot design traditional

In many homes we still see a rangoli made daily in front of the Tulsi plant, but if you want to decorate it some other way then we have got ideas for you.

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Thulasi pot designs

Tulsi or Tulasi (Ocimum Tenuiflorum) or the Holy Basil is the "queen of herbs" and is a sacred plant in the Hindu faith. The leaves of the Tulsi plant are

Maa tulsi mandir is decorated with red and white paint, traditionally geru and rice paste was used.

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The Tulsi plant is considered to be very auspicious and is even believed to be an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. This day also marks the beginning of the Hindu wedding season. A significant part of the preparations of the day includes drawing beautiful Rangoli patterns around the Tulsi plant and decorating the Tulsi pot holder elaborately to prepare for the marriage ceremony.

This Marble Tulsi Pot from Marble Kraft is a beautifully crafted planter made from high-quality marble. Designed to hold the sacred Tulsi plant, it features intricate detailing and a polished finish, combining tradition with elegance. Ideal for enhancing the beauty of your garden or spiritual space, this marble pot adds a touch of devotion and serenity to your home. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #marble #pot #tulsi #marbles #tulsipot #marblepot

Learn about the many traditional healing properties of Tulsi.

This is the Tulsi (Tulasi) or Holy Basil plant - has religious significance to Hindus - found in almost every Hindu home in India. The leaves are used in pooja (prayers) & also in Ayurveda.