Lal Badi Supari (Set of 10)

• Premium Quality: A set of 10 large (badi), whole, and unbroken puja-grade red betel nuts.
• Auspicious Red: The rich red color is highly auspicious and symbolic, especially for Shakti and Ganesh worship.
• Ritual-Ready: Sourced for purity, these suparis are specifically for puja and anushthan (ritual) use.
• Versatile Offering: The foundation for a Tamboolam offering and also used as a prateek (symbol) for invoking deities.

• All devotees who perform Shodashopachara (16-step) puja.
• Priests (purohits) and families performing havan, Griha Pravesh, or Satyanarayan puja.
• Anyone wishing to offer Tamboolam to their isht-devata (chosen deity).

• Tamboolam Offering: Placed on a paan (betel leaf) with elaichi (cardamom), laung (clove), and kathha as the final offering of puja.
• Ganesh Avahana: Used as a symbolic pratima (idol) of Lord Ganesha at the beginning of any ritual.
• Devi Puja: Offered to Goddess Durga or Lakshmi during Navratri and Diwali.
• Kalash Sthapna: Can be placed inside the Kalash (sacred pot) as an auspicious offering.

• Symbol of Respect: Offering paan and supari (Tamboolam) is a traditional sign of honor and hospitality, offered to deities at the conclusion of a puja.
• Represents Deities: Like white supari, it can be used to invoke and worship Lord Ganesha by tying a mauli (sacred thread) around it.
• Symbol of Abundance: As a fruit, it represents a complete offering, signifying fertility, prosperity, and the fruitful completion of the sadhana (practice).
• Shakti Peeth: The red color is often associated with Shakti, making it a favored offering for Goddess Durga, Lakshmi, and Kali.

1. For Tamboolam: Take one paan leaf. On it, place one Lal Supari, one elaichi, and one laung. Fold it and offer it to the deity.
2. For Ganesha Avahana: Wash the supari with Ganga Jal, tie a mauli around it, and place it on a small mound of akshat (rice) to worship as Lord Ganesha.
   
   

You'll love the auspicious and reverent feel of these large, red suparis. Their uniform size and vibrant color make them a beautiful and pure offering. It's a simple, foundational item that makes your puja feel complete and authentic, adhering to the shastric (scriptural) tradition of Tamboolam.

This is not ordinary, edible supari. This is puja-grade Lal Badi Supari: whole, large, and unbroken, which is a shastric (scriptural) requirement for it to be a valid medium for avahana (invocation). Its red color gives it a special significance in Shakti worship.

 At Pujashree, we are dedicated to reviving the purity of our sacred traditions. We promise that this Lal Badi Supari set contains only 100% pure, whole, and authentic puja-grade betel nuts, ensuring your anushthan (rituals) are complete and authentic.