Elaichi Supari Laung Deity Garland Andal

This Elaichi Supari Laung Deity Andal Garland features an open-ended design, typical of an Andal Mala, allowing flexibility in wear and offering a distinct flow. The mala is made from a traditional combination of elaichi (cardamom), laung (cloves), and supari (betel nut), which are carefully strung together.

This garland is widely used in prayer and worship, offered to deities to invoke divine grace and attract positive energy. It is particularly significant in honoring Gods and Goddesses as a representation of purity and reverence. Additionally, it is often presented to revered guests as a token of respect and goodwill, symbolizing traditional hospitality. This versatile garland holds both spiritual and cultural importance, making it a meaningful addition to rituals and ceremonies.