Traditional Diwali Gifts For Family To Help Them Follow Religious Customs

In most of the cases either they would visit their homes and meet their parents or they would call their parents to celebrate Diwali together. However, sometimes it may not be possible to travel to home on the festive occasion and the parents and children may miss each other badly. For such unavoidable circumstances, the legitimate and established online gift stores would help them to send Diwali gifts to their loved ones. Now, the online stores have also reached the rural regions of the country through their efficient logistics network or some other sources like speed post. So, the aspirant buyers of gifts can rest assured that their ordered gift would reach their loved ones at the correct time well before the festive season or during the celebrations as per their wish.

Arati set with lamps:

This can be a unique Diwali gift for the family members as it is useful on many auspicious occasions to worship God and also to welcome and honor the members of the family and the guest arriving at home. The Arati set would include a special design of plate (known as ‘Taamhan’) and two tiny lamps (known as ‘Niraanjan’). The custom is to place cotton threads and ghee in the lamps and light them and move the plate with the lamps in clockwise direction. The process is called ‘Arati’. This is the concluding part of the worship of idols of Gods as per Hindu tradition. Similarly, to welcome a guest or a family member the same process is carried out for the person arriving.

The Arati sets would be available in silver and to make the budget, economical we can also buy Arati sets made with copper, brass or even stainless steel. This would be a memorable gift as it will remain as an asset for performing the daily worship of the idols and images of the Gods at home. Similarly, it would be useful during Diwali season as well to make Arati of Goddess Laxmi after her grand worship and also for Arati of family members.

Usually on the first day of Kartik month, known as ‘Balipratipada’ the wife makes Arati of her husband and the husband would be supposed to present a gift to her. Similarly, the second day of Kartik month, known as ‘Yamadwitiya’ or ‘Bhaaidooj’ the sister makes Arati of her brother and the brother would be supposed to gift the sister. Thus the Arty set would be a useful gift for the traditional celebration of various special days during Diwali. Thus the recipient family members would be happy to receive the gift and use it occasionally for Arati.

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