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Hawan samagri
The Hawan Bhuni is a sacred vessel used in performing Vedic fire rituals, symbolizing purity, transformation, and connection to the divine. Traditionally crafted from durable metals like copper or brass, this square or round-shaped container holds the sacred fire (Agni) during hawan ceremonies. Its heat-resistant design ensures safe and effective offerings of samagri, ghee, herbs, and sacred woods. Perfect for housewarming, Navagraha puja, marriage rituals, and spiritual purification, the hawan bhuni is essential for invoking divine blessings and creating a holy ambiance. Bring home this spiritual tool and perform your rituals with authenticity, devotion, and traditional grace.
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