Non Polished Plain Giri Gomaya Vibhuti Antique

₹ 50 - ₹ 400 / Piece

PatternPlain
FinishingNon Polished
ShapeFine Powder
ColorWhite
Supply TypeManufacturer, Exporter, Supplier, Retailer, Trader
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

Product Details

TypePuja Accessories
ShapeFine Powder
StyleAntique
ApplicationDiwali Pooja, Home, Home Decoration, Houses, Pooja Articles, Pooja Purpose, Religious Purpose, Temples
ColorWhite
FeatureAttractive Pattern, Fine Finish, Fine Finished, Rust Finishing, Rust Proof
PatternPlain
Country of OriginIndia
ThicknessSolid
FinishingNon Polished
MaterialPowder
Brand NameGiri
Articles TypeVibuthi
BenefitProtect The Devoties From Evil Spirits.
AdvantageGives Positive Energy
AppearancePurest Substance

Product Name: Vibuthi / Bhasma Powder / Thiruneeru
Material: Pure Holy Ash (sacred cow dung burnt and purified)
Texture: Soft and fine, easy to apply
Color: Silvery White
Fragrance: Mild, natural, earthy aroma
Usage: Suitable for daily pooja, meditation, or temple rituals
Width: 6 inches
Height: 10 inches
Depth: 1.5 inches
Weight: 1 KG
Origin: India
Ward off negative energies and evil spirits
Cool the body and balance internal energies
Act as a natural antiseptic and cleanser
Strengthen spiritual focus and mental clarity
Promote emotional calmness and devotion
Vibuthi, also known as Bhasma, Thiruneeru, or Holy Ash, is one of the most sacred and powerful symbols in Hindu tradition. Used widely by devotees of Lord Shiva, Vibuthi represents purity, protection, and divine energy. It is a sacred ash prepared by burning purified cow dung in a sanctified manner while chanting Vedic mantras. This traditional process infuses it with immense spiritual vibrations, making it a vital part of daily pooja and religious rituals.
Applying Vibuthi is not just a custom - it is a spiritual discipline that signifies detachment from material desires and devotion to Lord Shiva. The sacred ash is applied in three horizontal lines on the forehead, arms, and chest, symbolizing the destruction of ego, ignorance, and karma, and the realization of one’s unity with the divine consciousness.
Symbolic and Spiritual Significance:
Vibuthi represents the truth that all life forms return to ash, reminding us of the impermanence of worldly existence. It serves as a constant reminder that everything originates and dissolves in the supreme power of Shiva and Shakti. It also stands for the trinity of creation, preservation, and dissolution - the three cosmic forces governing the universe.
Protective and Healing Qualities:
Beyond spiritual symbolism, Vibuthi is also known for its healing and purifying properties.
Our ancestors applied Thiruneeru daily after a bath, believing it protected the body, purified the mind, and enhanced spiritual strength. Even today, it continues to be an essential part of pooja rituals and temple worship across India.