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🌙 Chandrakore Design Gudi – Traditional Maharashtrian Festival Decoration 🌙
Celebrate Gudi Padwa, the Maharashtrian New Year, with our beautifully crafted Chandrakore Design Gudi. Featuring the iconic Chandrakore motif, this Gudi is a symbol of prosperity, victory, and new beginnings. Perfect for homes, mandirs, balconies, and entrances, it adds elegance and spiritual significance to your festival celebrations.
Design: Made of high quality khun silk fabric. It has multiple pleats which gives it beautiful look.
Color:Red .
Size: 28 inches length
Weight: 90 gms
Celebrate the auspicious festival of Gudi Padwa and Ugadi with this beautifully designed Chandrakore Gudi Vastra (28 Inch). Inspired by traditional Maharashtrian culture, this elegant Gudi cover saree cloth adds a divine and festive touch to your home décor.
Crafted with premium-quality fabric, this readymade Gudi decoration cloth is easy to drape and perfect for home, society, or temple celebrations. The classic Chandrakore design symbolizes prosperity and positivity, making it an ideal choice for welcoming the Marathi New Year.
Perfect for:
✔ Gudi Padwa Decoration
✔ Ugadi Festival Setup
✔ Home & Temple Pooja
✔ Traditional Maharashtrian Festival Décor
Make your Gudi stand out with grace, tradition, and elegance.
🌿 Step-by-Step Ritual Instructions
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Position the Gudi: Hoist outside the main entrance on the right side, representing the active state of the soul.
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Prepare the Gudi: Use a medium-length bamboo stick, tie the Chandrakore cloth at the top, and place a clean copper or bronze pot upside down over it.
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Clean & Decorate the Area: Draw a Swastik rangoli, offering turmeric and vermilion (Haldi-Kumkum) at the center.
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Oblation Setup: Spread rice on the channel, place the bamboo stick, and offer sweets like Puran-poli.
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Decorate the Gudi: Attach fresh cloth, flowers, neem leaves, and nodules, wrap with thread, and cover the top with silver Gadu.
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Raise the Gudi: Hoist it prominently for everyone to see. Worship begins 5–10 minutes after sunrise, invoking the Shiva-Shakti principle for divine blessings.
