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The Chooda House Evil Eye Rakhi Set brings four matching rakhis for Raksha Bandhan. Each one carries a blue evil eye charm, a traditional symbol of protection and good wishes, on a silver-tone design. The rakhis are free size and unisex, so you can tie them for brothers, cousins or bhabhis. The set arrives in a box, which makes it easy to post to a sibling in another city. CHECK: confirm the thread and charm material.
On Raksha Bandhan, tie one rakhi on your sibling's right wrist after the tilak and aarti. Tie the thread firmly but not too tight, and knot it twice so it stays in place. Trim any extra thread. Keep the small charm away from young children.
Sisters and cousins who want a matching set of rakhis for several brothers or family members, especially those sending rakhi by post this year.
Four silver-tone evil eye rakhis packed in a box. Keep them in the box until the festival, away from water and perfume, so the charm stays shiny.
Manufacturer Name: Chooda House
Manufacturer Address: Delhi
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Chooda House |
| Size | Free Size |
| Colour | Silver |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Chooda House |
| Returnable | No |
There are four rakhis in the set. That lets you tie one for each brother or cousin, or keep matching rakhis for a brother and bhabhi from the same box.
The blue evil eye is a traditional symbol of protection and good wishes. On a rakhi it adds a modern look to the promise of love and care that Raksha Bandhan stands for.
Yes. The rakhis are free size and tied with a thread, so you can adjust them to fit most wrists, from teenagers to adults. Just tie a double knot so it stays secure.
Yes. The rakhis come in a box, which helps protect them in transit. Order a few days early so the set reaches your brother before Raksha Bandhan.
The design is unisex, so you can tie it for a brother, sister, bhabhi or cousin. With four pieces in one set, you can cover the whole family with matching rakhis.
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