Description
Sankranti Package 3 – Celebrate the Harvest Festival with Freshness and Tradition
Experience the joy of Makara Sankranti, one of India’s most vibrant and spiritually uplifting festivals, with Sankranti Package 3 from GetFlowersDaily.com – a premium collection of fresh leaves, handpicked and curated for your pooja rituals, home décor, and traditional Sankranti celebrations.
Sankranti is not just about sweets and harvests; it is a festival rooted in gratitude, seasonal transition, and spiritual cleansing. The use of fresh leaves and natural decorations is an essential part of honoring this sacred festival, especially in South Indian households.
The Sankranti Package 3 is your complete eco-friendly solution to performing rituals and decorating your home in a culturally authentic and environmentally responsible way.
What is Makara Sankranti?
Makara Sankranti marks the transition of the sun into the zodiac sign Capricorn (Makara). It is one of the few Hindu festivals observed according to the solar calendar, usually falling on January 14th or 15th.
Celebrated across India with various names — Pongal in Tamil Nadu, Lohri in Punjab, Maghi in Himachal, and Makar Sankranti in Karnataka and Andhra — this festival signifies the end of winter and the beginning of longer days. It is a time to express gratitude to nature, worship Surya (the Sun God), and engage in traditional harvest celebrations.
What’s Inside Sankranti Package 3?
Each Sankranti Package 3 includes:
- Fresh Mango Leaves – for toran decorations and pooja setup
- Banana Leaves – for serving prasadam and offering base
- Neem or Tulsi Leaves – used in rituals for purification
- Sacred Herbal Leaves – for kalash and pooja mandap decoration
- Coconut Leaves – symbolic and ideal for decorating the Sankranti pot or area
Each leaf is sourced fresh on the day of dispatch, carefully cleaned, and packed hygienically to retain its spiritual essence and visual freshness.
Ritual Use of Sankranti Package 3
- Pooja & Kalasha Setup
Fresh leaves are essential for setting up the kalash, altar decoration, and for placing with the Sankranti Pot during the traditional pooja. - Torana Decoration
Use mango leaves to make door hangings (thoranams), which are believed to attract prosperity and purify the home environment. - Prasadam Serving
Banana leaves are used for serving Ellu Bella, sweet pongal, and offering prasad during the pooja. - Spiritual Purification
Tulsi and neem leaves are used in abhishekam, aarti, and cleansing rituals, especially during sun worship and post-harvest rituals.
Ideal For:
- Home-based Sankranti rituals and puja
- Temple events and community gatherings
- Spiritual gifting to family and elders
- Mantap decoration, Pongal pot adornment, and doorstep décor
Preserve Ritual Authenticity:
Traditional leaf decor holds symbolic meaning passed through generations. Reconnect with that heritage.
Enhance Spiritual Vibration:
Fresh leaves promote positive energy and vibrational purity, creating the perfect environment for prayer and offerings.
How to Use Sankranti Package 3 – Step-by-Step:
- Unpack the fresh leaves and lightly clean if needed.
- Hang the mango leaf toran at your main door.
- Decorate your kalash or Sankranti pot using coconut and mango leaves.
- Use banana leaves to place offerings, sweets, and prasad.
- Incorporate neem/tulsi leaves into aarti thali, abhishekam or for offering near the Surya deity.
- Each component supports a specific ritual step and connects you with age-old South Indian traditions.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet