7 Ways To Decorate Your Puja Corner This Sawan
Jul 25, 2025
Decorate your Puja space with vibrant flowers and garlands for a traditional and fragrant touch.
Light oil diyas or decorative lamps during Sawan to create a warm and spiritual ambiance during prayers.
To welcome positivity, create beautiful rangoli patterns at the entrance or around the Puja corner.
For a sacred vibe, use bright and auspicious fabrics like red or yellow to drape the altar or backdrop.
To focus your devotion, place beautifully adorned idols or framed pictures of deities in your mandir.
To purify the space and calm the mind, burn fragrant incense sticks.
Arrange a decorative thali with essential items like flowers, kumkum, rice, and sweets during Sawan. Read Next Story
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