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The Srujan Enterprises Haldi Kunku Karanda is a traditional container for keeping haldi (turmeric) and kunku (kumkum) ready for use. It is a familiar part of Maharashtrian homes, used in the daily puja thali and offered to guests at haldi-kunku gatherings during Sankranti, Navratri and other festivals. Keeping both powders in one karanda makes it easy to apply tilak to guests and family. CHECK: material, size and number of compartments.
Fill one side with haldi and the other with kunku. Place the karanda in your puja thali or offer it to guests during haldi-kunku. Close it after use to keep the powders dry. Wipe it clean with a dry cloth.
Families who perform daily puja, women hosting haldi-kunku gatherings, and anyone looking for a traditional return gift for Sankranti, Navratri or weddings.
One Srujan Enterprises haldi kunku karanda. Store it in a dry place and keep it closed when not in use so the haldi and kunku stay free of moisture.
Manufacturer Name: Srujan enterprise
Manufacturer Address: C-313, Hill View Complex CHS Ltd, Survey No.32/7, Adai, New Panvel East, Navi Mumbai. Dist. Raigad. PIN 410206
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Srujan enterprises |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Srujan enterprise |
| Returnable | No |
It is a small traditional container that holds haldi (turmeric) and kunku (kumkum). It is used in puja and offered to women guests at haldi-kunku functions.
It is used in daily puja and at festive gatherings such as Makar Sankranti haldi-kunku, Navratri and weddings, where women apply haldi and kunku to each other.
Yes. It is a popular return gift for haldi-kunku and other festive gatherings, as it is useful, traditional and suits women of all ages in the family.
Keep the karanda closed and store it in a dry place, away from the kitchen sink or bathroom. Use a dry finger or spoon when taking out the powder.
Empty the powders and wipe the inside with a dry cloth. If you wash it, let it dry fully before refilling so the haldi and kunku do not clump.
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