S$0.90
Add a touch of traditional Indian charm to your pooja rituals with this beautifully crafted Elephant Shaped Haldi Kumkum Holder with Magnet. Made from durable MDF and adorned with vibrant ethnic artwork, this decorative piece comes with two small containers for storing haldi (turmeric) and kumkum (vermilion), keeping your essential pooja items organized and easily accessible.
The elephant is a timeless symbol of wisdom, prosperity, good fortune, and the removal of obstacles, making this holder a meaningful addition to your home temple, pooja room, or festive décor. Its integrated magnetic backing allows it to be conveniently placed on refrigerators, metal cabinets, or other magnetic surfaces, blending traditional spirituality with modern functionality.
Measuring approximately 2 inches, this compact holder is perfect for pooja thalis, temple shelves, festive decorations, and return gift hampers. It is an ideal choice for housewarming ceremonies, weddings, Navratri, Diwali, Varalakshmi Vratham, and other religious celebrations, while also serving as a thoughtful gift for family and friends.
Built for regular use during daily prayers and special occasions, the sturdy construction ensures long-lasting durability. To maintain its vibrant appearance, simply wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust or any traces of haldi and kumkum.
Whether for personal worship or gifting, this elegant Elephant Haldi Kumkum Holder beautifully combines tradition, convenience, and timeless craftsmanship.
Yes, the magnetic backing allows it to stick to any smooth metal surface.
Use a dry cloth to gently wipe away any turmeric or kumkum residue.
Since it is made of MDF, it is best kept away from moisture and damp areas.
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