cotton vastra
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A traditional cotton ball garland (Gejje Vastra) offered to deity idols during puja — a set of cotton globules strung together, commonly offered after abhishekam.
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Gejje Vastra, also known as Kapus Vastra or Cotton Vastra Mala, is a distinctive garland made of small cotton globules strung together, traditionally offered to deities as a form of "vastra" (clothing) after abhishekam (ritual bathing). Unlike a flat cloth, this takes the form ofa decorative garland — often studded with kumkum or turmeric between the cotton balls — and is draped around idols during puja, festivals, and daily worship. It's widely usedacross Ganpati puja, Lakshmi puja, Navratri, and daily worship as a symbol of devotion and respect toward the deity.
Key Benefits & Spiritual Virtues
A ready-made Gejje Vastra offers a simple, traditional way to complete the abhishekam ritual without needing to source or craft the garland yourself.
Spiritual Significance
Offered as a symbolic garment for the deity after ritual bathing, the Gejje Vastra is considered an auspicious symbol of devotion, purity, and the completion of puja.
Package Contents
1 * Cotton Vastra
