Jalani Chandan Kesar tika powder jar with orange lid and full front label

Tika powder jar with orange lid, Jalani Chandan Kesar label

Jalani Chandan Kesar tika powder jar, front label in red on yellow

Jalani Chandan Kesar tika powder jar with orange lid, back label with product details

Traditional Hindu tilak powder for temple use

Jalani Chandan Kesar Tika Powder 50gm for Pooja and Rituals

Regular price Rs. 138.00

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Sacred Chandan Kesar Tika – Traditional tilak powder for pooja & rituals
Auspicious Ingredients – Made with sandalwood & kesar essence
Pleasant Fragrance – Calming aroma enhances spiritual atmosphere
Smooth & Fine Texture – Easy to apply, mixes well with water
Pure & Traditional – No harsh chemicals or artificial shine
Ideal for Daily Worship – Suitable for home mandir & temple use
Perfect for Festivals – Diwali, Navratri, Ram Navami, weddings & vrat

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PRODUCT DETAILS

PRODUCT DETAILS

Jalani Chandan Kesar Tika Powder is a sacred and fragrant tilak powder traditionally used in Hindu pooja, rituals, and religious ceremonies. Enriched with the purity of Chandan (Sandalwood) and the auspicious essence of Kesar (Saffron), this tika is applied on the forehead as a symbol of devotion, positivity, and spiritual protection.
Known for its soothing aroma and smooth texture, Chandan Kesar Tika is ideal for daily pooja, temple rituals, vrat, havan, and special occasions like festivals and family ceremonies. The 50gm pack is perfect for regular worship at home mandir or temple use.