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Loose flowers, sacred leaves and seasonal blooms. Season matters here — several of these are only available part of the year, which is why substitutes exist.
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Hardy and abundant. Offered for Shiva and Murugan; never eaten, as the plant is toxic.
Firecracker flower. Strung with jasmine in alternating bands for hair garlands and deity work.
The workhorse of Indian ritual. Sold loose by the kilo for scattering, toranas and rangoli borders.…
Crepe jasmine. A staple archana flower for Shiva, offered by the handful.
Softer alternative to the red rose, favoured for reception and naming-ceremony work.
The flower for Ganesha and Kali. Offered singly and by name during archana; wilts within hours of…
Sold in bunches of twenty stems. Used for garlands, petal offerings and stage work.
A modern addition, used mainly in reception and stage arrangements rather than traditional pooja.
Paler and slightly smaller than the orange variety. Paired with orange for two-tone toranas and…