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Address 3-33-4 Horinochi Hachiojishi Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:192-0355
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Thali used for [chatpuja

This thali is mainly used as a plate to put offerings to the sun god at sunset or before sunrise during chatpuja. It is also a great place to put offerings, sweets for entertaining, or as an interior decoration.

About Chattopuja

Chhath Puja is a festival held in the northern Indian states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh to offer prayers to the sun god.

It is traditional to fast for a long period of time during this festival,
On the last day of the festival, everyone gathers on the banks of the Ganges River to pray to the sun god at sunrise.
After the fast is over, a feast is held to celebrate the end of the festival, with food served in each household.

This thali is mainly used as a plate to put offerings to the sun god at sunset and before sunrise during the Chatpuja.

SD item code:11404600

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chatpuja thali
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Item added on: 2023/6/6
Dimensions
31 x 31.5 x 8 cm
Specifications
Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: Brass (brass)

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Thali used for [chatpuja

This thali is mainly used as a plate to put offerings to the sun god at sunset or before sunrise during chatpuja. It is also a great place to put offerings, sweets for entertaining, or as an interior decoration.

About Chattopuja

Chhath Puja is a festival held in the northern Indian states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh to offer prayers to the sun god.

It is traditional to fast for a long period of time during this festival,
On the last day of the festival, everyone gathers on the banks of the Ganges River to pray to the sun god at sunrise.
After the fast is over, a feast is held to celebrate the end of the festival, with food served in each household.

This thali is mainly used as a plate to put offerings to the sun god at sunset and before sunrise during the Chatpuja.

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Sea Mail From Oct.1st to Dec.3rd
Air Mail From Sep.13th to Sep.17th
EMS From Sep.12th to Sep.17th
Pantos Express From Sep.16th to Sep.19th
DHL From Sep.12th to Sep.16th
UPS From Sep.12th to Sep.16th
FedEx From Sep.12th to Sep.16th
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Notes

Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

*This is made of brass, so it can be used as a plate for food. However, since it is used as a plate for offerings in chatpuja, we recommend using it as a plate for offerings and fruits, not for direct contact with the mouth.

*This is the same model we purchased for use in the local market. Please note that there may be scratches, dents, distortions, stains, etc., but this is a characteristic of Indian daily necessities, so please understand this before purchasing.

*The photo is an image. Patterns and colors may look different depending on your display.

*Size may vary slightly.

*If left wet for a long time, marks will remain. Wipe dry with a dry cloth after washing.
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