SDB 1287

Nariyal chobra, or coconut husk, is a significant element in Hindu rituals and daily life. The husk is the outer fibrous shell of the coconut, often used in various religious ceremonies. It symbolizes purification and the removal of negative energies. Nariyal chobra is commonly used as a natural fuel in sacred fires (havan) and for lighting lamps, reflecting its role in invoking divine presence and sanctity. Additionally, the coconut itself represents fertility, prosperity, and the divine offering in puja rituals. The husk's practical use and spiritual symbolism make it an essential item in traditional Hindu practices.