Mala for Bhaitika
Fresh sayapatri and makhamali garlands mala are available for delivery on Bhaitika in major cities in Nepal. Order these quality garlands mala along with gifts that your brothers love for Bhaitika in Nepal. Order today for guaranteed timely delivery in Nepal.
During the Bhaitika celebration of Tihar, a significant tradition involves the exchange of a special garland known as a "bhaitika mala." This garland is made using vibrant flowers like sayapatri (marigold) and supari flowers, which hold cultural and symbolic significance in Nepalese tradition.
The bhaitika mala, woven with sayapatri and supari flowers, is an essential part of Bhaitika, symbolizing the deep bond between brothers and sisters and the well-wishing and blessing of one another. Sisters offer this garland to their brothers as a token of their love and best wishes, and in return, brothers present gifts and provide blessings for the sisters' well-being. This tradition is an integral part of Tihar, a festival that celebrates the special bond between siblings in Nepal.
Mala for Bhaitika Tihar Gifts to Nepal
Sayapatri Mala:
Tihar is the festival of lights, beauty, happiness, and prosperity. People decorate their houses with Sayapatri (marigold) flowers on this occasion. However, decorating houses with sayapatri flowers has its own significance, both scientific and spiritual.
The scientific significance of Sayapatri:
Marigold has anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and anti-cancer properties. It is a rich source of vitamin- C, antioxidants, and antibiotics. And its fragrance keeps mosquitoes, bugs, and other insects away.
It is also used in Ayurveda to treat ear infections since it has antiseptic properties.
Spiritual Significance on Bhaitika Celebrations:
Sayapatri flowers are called the "Herb of the Sun"; the distinctive fragrance of sayapatri helps to ward off stress & negative thoughts and improve one's mood.
Marigold (sthulapushpa in Sanskrit) has a stout stalk, symbolizing trust in the divine. Its saffron color is known to be the symbol of surrendering to god.
According to the Hindu myth, Yamraaj - the god of death, once went to meet his sister Yamuna. She welcomed her brother with decorations delicious food and put the garland of makhamali and sayapatri flowers, and blessed him with Tika on his forehead. Yamraaj was very happy, and he was blessed that whoever put Tika and garland on that day would surpass death. Since then, these flowers have become an integral part of Hindu culture.
Makhamali Mala:
Garland of Makhamali (supari) flower is one of the most essential items for Bhai Tika, used only during this very day, along with Dubo (a type of grass). Makhamali doesn't fade away, and Dubo doesn't wither easily for a long time; they are used in this festival. Sisters prepare garlands with makhamali flowers, wishing for prosperity and a long life to their brothers. These garlands also signify the bonding between brothers & sisters.
Find the best garlands mala of Sayapatri & Makhamali (Supari) flowers for your brother on Bhaitika delivery in Nepal.
Mark your calendar:
Dhanteras (धनतेरस): Nov 10, 2023
Kaag Tihar: Nov 11, 2023
Kukur Tihar: Nov 12, 2023
Gobardan Puja: Nov 14, 2023
Laxmi Puja: Nov 12, 2023
Mhah Puja: Nov 14, 2023
Bhai-Tika/ Kija Puja: Nov 15, 2023
