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Kungkumaguru liptanga/ Sarva avaram bhoositam/ Neelakanthpryam Gaureem/ Vendeham Managalahavayam

Kungkumaguru liptanga/ Sarva avaram bhoositam/ Neelakanthpryam Gaureem/ Vendeham Managalahavayam

This is how once in a day; Devi Mangala Gauri is worshipped amongst the Maharashtrians, throughout the Shravan month.

With sixteen different types of fruits, laddus, and five different types of dry fruits, Marathi women worship Devi Gauri every Tuesday; hence, the name comes Mangal Gaur. It is to notice that, number 16 is significant to this occasion owing to a mythological belief.

Majority of  the married women observe this Mangal Gaur Vrat for the good fortune of their husbands praying for a happy prosperous life.

According to folklore, observing this auspicious day, also brings in monetary gain in the families. So, here at India Imprints, we cheer and cherish the true devotion of these Marathi women.

Let’s celebrate this pious phase, with a delicate touch of Indian heritage and encourage the Indian craftmanship amidst the modern lifestyle.

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