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The Gifttoli Designer Evil Eye Rakhi Set has everything you need for Raksha Bandhan in one box. You get a teal thread rakhi with an evil eye design, roli chawal in a small dome bottle, an artificial mini coconut, and a meenakari peacock plate (plastic) with two small fixed dibbis. The plate is about 4.5 inches. It all comes in an evil eye matchbox-style gift box with a craft-paper greeting card, so it is ready to send to your brother.
On Raksha Bandhan, place the roli chawal and mini coconut on the meenakari plate. Apply tilak with roli and rice, tie the rakhi on your brother's wrist and offer sweets. Keep small parts away from young children.
Sisters celebrating Raksha Bandhan at home or sending rakhi to brothers living away, and anyone wanting a neat, ready-made rakhi gift.
One evil eye rakhi, roli chawal dome bottle, mini coconut, meenakari peacock plate with two dibbis, gift box and greeting card. Store in the gift box until use.
Manufacturer Name: GIFTTOLI
Manufacturer Address: KRISHNA NAGAR
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Gifttoli |
| Colour | Teal |
| Height | 10 |
| Length | 10 |
| Breadth | 10 |
| Material | Thread |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | GIFTTOLI |
| Returnable | No |
It has one evil eye rakhi, roli chawal in a dome bottle, an artificial mini coconut, a meenakari peacock plate with two small dibbis, a gift box and a greeting card.
The rakhi is listed as made of thread, in a teal colour with an evil eye design. The peacock plate is plastic with a meenakari look.
The meenakari peacock plate is about 4.5 inches. The greeting card is 12 x 21.5 x 3.5 cm, as listed by the seller. The plate is sized for a small rakhi thali.
Yes. It comes packed in a gift box with a greeting card, which makes it easy to courier. Order early so it arrives before Raksha Bandhan.
No. It is an artificial mini coconut packed in a small polythene bag, meant for the puja thali display. It is decorative and adds a festive touch to the thali, but it is not meant for eating or breaking.
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