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Strung flowers for deities, couples, vehicles and photographs. Most are made on the morning of use and delivered damp.
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Jasmine-heavy, worn rather than exchanged. Made to a measured length for the bride.
Long, light garland for a new vehicle pooja. Sits across the bonnet without blocking the windscreen.
Temple-sized. Strung on the morning of use and delivered damp to keep it fresh.
Sized for a home altar idol. Marigold and rose with a tulsi finish.
Sold by the mozham for hair, wrists and small idols. Seasonal, like the flower it is made from.
Twenty-eight lotus blooms on a cord. Made to order for Lakshmi Pooja and only in season.
Doorway hanging of marigold heads and mango leaves, sold by the running metre.
Sized to sit on a framed photograph of an elder or a deity.
Lighter and more photogenic than the muhurtham pair, built for a long evening under stage lights.
Solid red rose heads on thread. Used for portraits, deities and formal welcomes.
One hundred and eight tulsi leaves on thread, made for Vishnu and Satyanarayan worship.
Matched exchange garlands for the couple. Rose, jasmine and tuberose over a banana-fibre core.