JAI MATA DI STALL DUPATTA (BUY ONE GET ONE FREE) -- (LIMITED TIME OFFER) HOLY, VIBRANT, FESTIVE, CULTURAL, TRADITIONAL, SACRED, POWERFUL, EYE-CATCHING, LIGHTWEIGHT, COMFORTABLE, LUXURIOUS, VERSATILE, DEVOTIONAL, AND ELEGANT JAI MATA DI DUPATTA FOR NAVRATRI, DURGA PUJA & TEMPLE VISITS

Name : JAI MATA DI STALL DUPATTA (BUY ONE GET ONE FREE) -- (LIMITED TIME OFFER) HOLY, VIBRANT, FESTIVE, CULTURAL, TRADITIONAL, SACRED, POWERFUL, EYE-CATCHING, LIGHTWEIGHT, COMFORTABLE, LUXURIOUS, VERSATILE, DEVOTIONAL, AND ELEGANT JAI MATA DI DUPATTA FOR NAVRATRI, DURGA PUJA & TEMPLE VISITS

Fabric : Banarasi Cotton

Pattern : Printed

Net Quantity (N) : 2

Sizes : Free Size (Length Size: 1.9 m)

Jai Mata Di Red Dupatta x2 – A Sacred Symbol of Devotion

Step into the divine aura of Maa Durga with this exquisite Jai Mata Di printed Red stall dupatta. Designed for devotees and spiritual seekers, this dupatta is a representation of faith, strength, and blessings. The bold red hue signifies power and energy, making it an ideal accessory for religious events and festivals.

Ways to Wear & Style :  

✔ Traditional Over-the-Shoulder Drape – Effortlessly complements your ethnic attire for a graceful spiritual look.

✔ Head Covering for Pooja & Aarti – Perfect for navratri puja, jagran, and Durga Saptashati path.

✔ Casual or Festive Stole Style – Pair it with salwar suits, kurtis, sarees, or Indo-western outfits for a statement look.

Perfect for These Occasions :  

Navratri & Durga Puja – A must-have for Navratri celebrations, Garba nights, and Durga Puja rituals.

Mata Ki Chowki & Jagrans – Stay comfortable and connected to the divine during all-night bhajans and satsangs.

Temple Visits & Pilgrimages – Ideal for visits to Vaishno Devi, Jwala Ji, or any Shakti Peeth temple.

Devotional Gift – A thoughtful present for devotees, family, or spiritual seekers.

Measuring 1.90 meters in length and 27 inches in width, this lightweight yet elegant dupatta drapes beautifully and adds an ethereal devotional charm to any outfit. Whether you’re performing aarti, visiting a temple, or celebratin

Country of Origin : India