Seva Heritage Wedding Akshada Used for Wedding as a Pooja Samagri (Akshada Brown Packets Rice)  (1000 g)

Product Details DesignsElegant, Attractive Among the 9 grahas that influence us, the moon governs the manas (mind, spirit). Rice is the corresponding grain of the Moon God. Akshata basically consists of uncooked pieces of rice which is mixed with turmeric, kumkum,etc. Akshata is an important ingredient of puja rituals which absorbs all the deity principles in it and it is a way to receives blessings. It is also used to bless bride and groom during weddings. Symbolically, Akshata represents prosperity, fertility and bounty. So, Akshata is usually sprinkled over the head of the devotees during pujas and during functions like marriage and other auspicious events. We, Seva Heritage brings to you the traditional holy Akshata with modern touch. Fragrance have mood-altering properties. Also rejuvenate our minds and energize our senses. By considering this fact we have launched our product in the market as “ Aromatic akshata” For this concept we have chosen an aroma of Rose. The purpose of this concept is to create pleasant environment during weddings. Also it makes the guest to feel fresh and emotionally available. This rose fragrance spreads all over the wedding place turning the atmosphere more live and soothing. These aromatic akshata are packed in the sachets having exclusive and attractive designs. About this item Akshat rice grain is offered to the Divine as a symbol of never ending abundance. Haldi with clours coated rice grains offered while doing puja, chanting mantras, performing yagna. Akshat in Sanskrit means 'Something Which is not broken'. Akshata is sprinkled during hindu wedding ceremonies. Akshda is are actually the symbols of prosperity and wealth. In Hindu marriage system, in Maharashtra,Gujrat, Madhy Pradesh, Goa, Kerala, Delhi, Nepal the bride and groom are incapacitated during marriage . Grain in Akshata was considered a symbol of fertility, prosperity,happiness. Akshata planting is also performed as a separate ritual in marriage. The key features of wedding akshada typically include the following: Small Grains: Wedding akshada consists of small grains of rice, usually uncooked and unbroken. The grains are often chosen for their uniformity and purity. Auspiciousness: Wedding akshada is considered highly auspicious in Hindu weddings. It is believed to bring blessings, prosperity, and good luck to the couple. Symbolic Exchange: The exchange of wedding akshada is an important ritual in Hindu weddings. It is exchanged between the bride and groom, as well as their families, as a symbol of their mutual blessings and well-wishes. White Color: Traditionally, wedding akshada is white in color. White represents purity, innocence, and sacredness, making it a suitable choice for such auspicious occasions. However, colored rice or rice mixed with turmeric may be used in certain cultural or regional variations. Presentation: Wedding akshada is often presented in specially designed containers or trays. These containers can vary in shape, size, and material, ranging from simple cloth or paper pouches to ornate boxes or plates. Ritualistic Use: Wedding akshada is used in various rituals during the wedding ceremony. It may be showered on the couple as a gesture of blessing, applied on their foreheads as tilak (sacred mark), or used in specific rituals prescribed by the traditions. Emotional Significance: Beyond its symbolic and ritualistic aspects, wedding akshada holds emotional significance. It signifies the support, love, and good wishes of family and friends for the couple's married life.