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India is known for its rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Millions of people have faith and devotion towards different Hindu deities and worship them with all their hearts. Exotic India offers an extensive collection of prayer shawls to its customers across the world who love to wear traditional clothes and embrace the greatness of Hinduism.
These prayer shawls are adorned with devotional icons, sacred texts and mantras, and depict various Hindu deities such as Ganesha, Shiva, Sun God, etc. These icons and syllables carry profound spiritual potency and thus whoever wears these shawls gets surcharged with the feelings of devotion and transcendence.
Some of the shawls feature fascinating embroidery work. The beautiful traditional prints, motifs, and different techniques of dying the fabric with vivid colors beautify the piece of cloth. Different parts of the country have their own distinct designs that make them stand out from those of other places.
Exotic India takes pride in collaborating with skilled artisans from across India to bring some of the finest pieces of traditional shawls assorted in an extensive collection for all who love draping them around their necks or shoulders and transforming even a basic outfit into meaningful attire. You may also find here shawls made of pure silk that represent the sacredness of Indian culture.
You can choose from this collection your favorite shawls that come in a wide range of colors, designs, and icons and proudly drape them around your shoulder. These are appropriate to be worn during rituals or festivals.
There are no hard and fast rules for wearing devotional shawls. Anyone can wear it anytime. However, the wearer should respect its purity and sanctity. It is recommended to drape the shawl after cleansing the body. When not in use, it should be kept in a clean place, separate from other ordinary clothes.
Yes, these shawls have great spiritual and cultural significance and as such, anyone can wear them if they do so with reverence, understanding their sanctity and importance.
These shawls are used in different religious ceremonies, rituals, and festivals. They can be worn during festivals such as Janmashtami, Radhastami, Navaratri, Diwali, and Ram Navami. One can also offer them to the deities in the temples or gift them to authentic Brahmanas.
Yes, these shawls are aesthetically appealing and versatile and thus can be worn outside religious contexts during festive occasions. They add a touch of elegance to your look while also upgrading your consciousness.
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