Antarpat Wedding Cloth for Hindu Marriage Ceremony – Tericotton Fabric with Bride Groom Emblem & Auspicious Swastika – Used in Hasta Milap Ritual – 70x40 Inches

Antarpat Wedding Cloth for Hindu Marriage Ceremony – Tericotton Fabric with Bride Groom Emblem & Auspicious Swastika – Used in Hasta Milap Ritual – 70x40 Inches

• Sacred Purpose: Used during Hindu wedding ceremonies, especially Hasta Milap in Gujarati and Maharashtrian traditions.
• Symbolic Role: Held between bride and groom to maintain sanctity and suspense before mantras are recited.
• Spiritual Significance: Represents the moment when two souls unite, marking the beginning of their shared journey.
• Cultural Importance: Integral to the Vivaah Sanskar, transitioning individuals into the stage of household life.
• Design Details: Features printed emblems of bride and groom along with the auspicious Swastika symbol.
• Material: Made from smooth, durable Tericotton fabric.
• Dimensions: Approx. 70 inches (L) x 40 inches (W) 178 × 102 cm
• Weight: Approx. 150 grams
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Ritual Context - Held in front of the groom before the bride enters the mandap. - Removed at the moment of spiritual union, as per Hindu scriptures. - Enhances the sacred ambiance of the wedding ceremony.