Rectangular Darbha Kusha Grass Mat, Size : 3*1.5

Listing ID #170605

Meditation, Yoga & Hoomam Puja Mat that we deal in a PUJA product that is produced under the most pure environment keeping in mind its sanctity. We are a celebrated Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Darbha Kusha Grass Mat from Tamil Nadu, India. Here, buyers can place bulk orders as well and we will deliver them within the predestined time period.
More about Darbha or Kusha Grass Mat :

• Darbha Grass or Kusha Grass is scientifically known as Desmostachya bipinnata, commonly known in English by the names Halfa grass, Big cordgrass, and Salt reed-grass, is an Old World perennial grass, long known and used in human history
• In Ayurveda, Darbha grass is also used as a medicine to treat dysentery and menorrhagia, and as used as a diuretic (to promote free flow of urine)
• Since Vedic age, Darbha grass is treated as sacred plant and according to early Buddhist accounts, it was the material used by Buddha for his meditation seat when he attained enlightenment under Bodhi tree
• Darbha grass was mentioned in the Rig Veda for use in sacred ceremonies and also to prepare a seat for priests and the gods
• Darbha or Kusha grass is specifically recommended by Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita as part of the ideal seat for meditation
• Darbha grass is believed to block energy generated during meditation from being discharged through our body (mostly through legs and toes) into ground
• Darbha can be used to help shield people from the negative and scientific radiations. Dharbha grass mat is mainly used for sitting and doing Meditation, Yoga, puja like Hoomam, praying god in home, etc.

Unique features :

• Handcrafted mat from natural Dharbha grass (Kusha grass)
• Traditional hand weaving technique using this mat
• Sleek and light weight
• Compact, foldable, ready to go anywhere you go
• Great natural & ‘non-synthetic’ feel
• Helps connect with the earth energy easily, thus balancing the root chakra
• Ideal for use during Yoga, meditation, beaches, Spas and Religions institutions