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Durba Grass for Ganpati Puja – Sacred Cynodon dactylon, 40g

Name: Durba Grass for Ganpati Puja – Sacred Cynodon dactylon, 40g
Brand: Ekirana
SKU: DRBGRS200N
Price: 2.25 EUR
Availability: InStock

By Ekirana

€2.25

Durba Grass, also known as Doob or Cynodon dactylon, is an essential offering in Hindu rituals and especially during Ganpati Puja. Revered for its purity and symbolic connection with Lord Ganesha, Durba Grass is offered as part of the naivedyam and placed during puja ceremonies. This sacred grass is also widely used in Yagya, Havan, and other auspicious occasions. Add this authentic ritual item to your puja thali and embrace the traditional essence of Ganesh Utsav in your home.

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Durba Grass, known across India by many names including Doob (Hindi), Haryali Dhurva (Marathi), Garikehullu (Kannada), and Arugampillu (Tamil), holds a special place in Hindu tradition. It is considered highly sacred and is especially dear to Lord Ganesha. Offering Durba Grass during Ganpati Puja is believed to invoke blessings of prosperity, health, and protection from obstacles. This sacred plant has been part of rituals since Vedic times and continues to remain an integral part of auspicious ceremonies today.

Botanical Name: Cynodon dactylon

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is Durba Grass offered to Lord Ganesha?
A: It is believed that Lord Ganesha is especially fond of Durba Grass, symbolizing devotion and purity.
Q: Can Durba Grass be used in other rituals?
A: Yes, it is widely used in Yagya, Havan, weddings, and other auspicious Hindu ceremonies.
Q: Is this natural grass?
A: Yes, it is natural Durba Grass, carefully selected for ritual use.
Q: What is its Sanskrit name?
A: In Sanskrit, it is called Niladurva.