Haldi ki Ganth (Turmeric Root) – Sacred for Pooja & Wealth (50g)

Haldi ki Ganth | Turmeric Root for Pooja

Haldi ki Ganth (also known as Haldi Ganth or raw turmeric root) is a sacred pooja essential widely used in Hindu rituals, astrology remedies, and marriage ceremonies. Considered a symbol of purity, prosperity, and protection, Haldi ganth for pooja is often kept in the altar, offered to deities, and used in spiritual practices.

At our store, you can buy Haldi ki Ganth online at the best prices. Whether you need it for daily rituals, festive ceremonies, or special Haldi ki Ganth for marriage, we provide fresh and authentic pieces sourced with purity.

Haldi Ganth in English

For those searching Haldi ki Ganth in English – it is known as Turmeric Root or Dried Turmeric Knot. In spiritual practices, it is not just a spice but a sacred symbol of purity and prosperity.

Haldi Ganth for Pooja Benefits

• Invokes blessings of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

• Brings good fortune, wealth, and prosperity.

• Protects against negative energies and evil influences.

• Widely used in marriage rituals, havans, and vrat ceremonies.

• Plays a significant role in astrology pratices and prosperity rituals.

Haldi ki Ganth ke Upay (Uses of Haldi Ganth)

• Used in puja thalis as an essential pooja samagri.

• Placed in lockers, cash boxes, or pooja rooms to attract wealth.

• Applied in rituals to remove obstacles and ensure success.

• Important in Haldi ki Ganth for marriage ceremonies, symbolizing purity and auspicious beginnings.

• Recommended in Vastu remedies and astrology for prosperity.

Haldi Ganth for Pooja Price

The Haldi Ganth price per kg may vary depending on quality and sourcing. At divine store, you can easily check transparent pricing and select the right pack for your needs.

Product Details – Haldi ki Ganth for Pooja

• Product Name: Turmeric Root for Pooja | Haldi ki Ganth 

• Quantity: 50 Grams

• Use: Pooja rituals, astrology remedies, Vastu, and marriage ceremonies

• Authenticity: 100% pure, dried turmeric root (Haldi Ganth)