Description

White Srichurnam, also known as Thiruman or Namakatti, is a traditional sacred clay stick used by devotees of the Sri Vaishnava tradition. These sticks are crafted from pure, natural ingredients such as clay and vibhuti (holy ash), following age-old methods to preserve authenticity. Applying Srichurnam is a spiritual practice symbolising devotion to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

Key Features:

• Authentic Composition: Made from natural clay and sacred ash for purity.
• Symbolic Design: Used to draw two vertical white lines on the forehead, representing the lotus feet of Lord Vishnu.
• Spiritual Significance: The central coloured line (Srichurnam) denotes Goddess Lakshmi, completing the divine mark called Naamam.
• Easy Application: Smooth texture for effortless use during daily rituals and festivals.
• Traditional Packaging: Available in packs of 5 sticks for convenient storage and long-term use.

Benefits:

• Enhances spiritual focus during prayers and meditation.
• Believed to cool the forehead and prevent energy loss.
• Used for personal tilak application and decorating deity idols.
• Known for mild medicinal properties, often recommended for newborns.

How to Use:
Moisten the tip of the stick slightly and apply two vertical white lines on the forehead. Complete the mark with the coloured Srichurnam line in the centre. Ideal for daily puja, temple visits, and special occasions.

Packaging Options:

• Pack of 5 sticks (approx. 50g)
• Bulk packs available for temples and community use.