Red White Rakhi with Bracelet - All in one Hamper

• Hampers come in a Premium Magnetic Box
• All Hampers have 1 Rakhi and other products related to Rakhi Rituals (In case of Bhaiya Bhabhi Rakhi you will get two Rakhi.
• Handmade by Women: Each Rakhi is meticulously crafted by skilled women artisans, ensuring quality and care in every piece.
• For Brother and Bhabhi: We offer Rakhis for brothers as well as special Lumba Rakhis for bhabhis, celebrating the bond with both.
• Exclusive Collaborations: Our Rakhi sets include delightful extras from our collaborations

1. Preparation: Gather all the items from the Shraddhey’s Rakhi Box and a Thali. Use all three glass bottles and pour the KumKum, Mishri, Akshat in Betel Bowls.
2. Setting Up: Place the Deepak (Lamp) and light it using the Cotton wicks and some ghee.
3. Fix the Swastik : First of all affix the Swastik on both side of your Main Door.
4. Applying Tilak to God: Mix Kumkum with water to make a paste. Apply this paste as a Tilak on God.
5. Ram Rakhi for God : Tie Ram Rakhi to God and offer some home made Sweets or Mishri.
6. Performing Aarti: Perform aarti using the Deepak.
7. Applying Tilak: Mix Kumkum with water to make a paste. Apply this paste as a Tilak on forehead of your Brother.
8. Tying Rakhi: Tie the Rakhi around your brother's wrist while chanting prayers.
9. Performing Aarti: Perform aarti using the Deepak.
10. Offering Sweets: Offer Mishri or any other sweets to your brother.
11. Blessings: Offer the Ekakshi Nariyal after tying Moli (Sacred thread) on it and Akshat to your brother and pray for blessings.
12. Concluding Rituals: The Potali (Small bag) can be used to store any remaining items.

• Rituals: The Raksha Bandhan rituals are deeply rooted in Hindu culture and traditions. They symbolize the bond of protection, love, and duty between siblings.
• Cultural Significance: Celebrated across India, this festival holds a special place in the hearts of people, fostering unity and love.
• Spiritual Connection: Performing these rituals strengthens the spiritual connection within the family and invokes divine blessings.

Raksha Bandhan is a festival celebrated in various forms across India. It observes the love and duty between siblings and falls under the day of Full Moon of Shravana month of the Hindu calendar. On this day, siblings dress in new clothes and celebrate in the presence of their family. The ritual involves lighting a diya (earthen lamp), performing aarti, applying tilak on the brother's forehead, offering sweets, and tying the Rakhi. This festival strengthens the bond between brothers and sisters and invokes blessings for their well-being.

Benefits -
• लक्ष्मी (Prosperity): Brings wealth and prosperity into the home.
• कुबेर (Wealth): Invokes blessings from Lord Kuber, the god of wealth.
• सुख समृद्धि (Happiness and Abundance): Ensures happiness and abundance for the family.
• आशीर्वाद (Blessings): Bestows blessings from elders and deities for the well-being of the family.