Pasupu Vattulu
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Cotton Wick Jyot Batti can likewise utilized in sanctuaries for lighting and supplication purposes. Likewise Usually utilized during Indian bubbly events like Diwali and Navratras.
Include style your Puja ceremonies with Cotton Wick Jyot Batti and enhance your sanctuaries by lighting diya/deepak/light/chirag utilizing these cotton wicks.
Cotton Wick Jyot Batti is utilized worldwide to light chirags/oil lights for contemplation and profound petitions and add polish to the home stylistic layout. Cotton Wick Jyot Batti is a superb thing for lighting and embellishment during celebrations/festivities to light up your home/home sanctuary.
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