Water Perfume (20 ml)

Uses in Prayer: Purification Before Prayer: Sprinkled around the prayer space or on the body to cleanse and purify before starting rituals. Abhishekam (Ritual Bathing): Used to bathe idols or shivlings, mixing with milk, honey, and other sacred items. Kalash Rituals: Added to Kalash water to energize and sanctify it with fragrance and spiritual vibrations. Decorative Use: Sprinkled on flowers, garlands, or offerings to keep them fresh and fragrant during long ceremonies. Uses in Hawan: Purifying the Surroundings: Lightly sprinkled around the hawan kund before the fire is lit to cleanse the space. Aromatic Offering: Sometimes added to the hawan samagri or sprinkled during the ritual for a soothing aroma. Calming Energy: Fragrance is believed to create a peaceful, divine environment, helping focus the mind and invoke divine presence. Water perfume symbolizes purity, beauty, and devotion. The fragrance is seen as a subtle offering to the deities, just like incense or flowers