SHRI Solid Maroon Platter
SHRI Solid Maroon Platter
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DETAILS IN DETAIL: Our IBHI is made using historic-heritage textiles of India, so of course this IBHI has its own history, not very old though. This IBHI was designed and created to place diyas and candles during the festive season, yet it evolved as a multi-purpose and versatile Platter. It is a stand alone single piece beauty, it has two different sides, it is covered in flat digital print on one side and embossed religious motif on the other- which makes it two-sided. The basal diameter of this Platter is 4 inches, it is firm and sturdy. The Platter has 13 tassels on the periphery which are hand-sewn on at the base, the spherical beads are made using pine wood with cylindrical rose gold beads wrapped inside out. Each sphere has a bunch of 85 fibre based dull golden beads. Along with the tassles, the total diameter of the Platter is 6 inches.
The Platter is single (1 piece, does not come in a set of 2) and is super ready to mingle with your decor!
The Platter has a small loop made using silk chandan thread, which is small enough to not be visible but strong enough to hold the entire Platter when hung on a wall as decor. Flat on a surface or suspended on a wall, this Platter is ultra versatile.
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IMPORTANCE OF SHRI:
In Indian culture, the term "shri" holds significant importance and is often used as a prefix to names, titles, or revered terms. Here are a few aspects highlighting the importance of "shri" in Indian culture:
Respect and Reverence: The term "shri" is used as a mark of respect and reverence when addressing individuals, deities, or sacred entities. It is added before names or titles to denote honor and admiration. For example, "Shri Krishna" or "Shri Ram" are used to address Lord Krishna and Lord Rama, respectively.
Spiritual and Divine Significance: "Shri" is also associated with divinity and spiritual significance. It is believed to represent the auspicious qualities, purity, and divine nature. In Hinduism, it is considered a divine sound and is often chanted before prayers, mantras, or hymns.
Symbol of Prosperity and Good Fortune: The term "shri" is associated with prosperity, good fortune, and abundance. It is believed to attract positive energy and blessings. In this sense, it is used in the context of wealth, success, and well-being.
Cultural Etiquette and Politeness: Adding the prefix "shri" to a person's name or a title is a cultural norm and a sign of politeness and proper etiquette in Indian society. It reflects the value of showing respect to others and acknowledging their importance.
Linguistic Significance: Linguistically, the term "shri" is derived from the Sanskrit word "śrī," which means radiance, splendor, or beauty. It carries connotations of brightness and glory.
Overall, the term "shri" holds great cultural, religious, and linguistic significance in Indian culture. It reflects the values of respect, reverence, spirituality, and prosperity. Its usage is deeply rooted in tradition and is an integral part of Indian etiquette, religious rituals, and daily interactions.
