10th DAY CEREMONY PRAYER BOX

In Hinduism, the 10th day ceremony, also known as the 'dashakriya', is an important ritual performed after the death of a person. This ritual marks the end of the mourning period and serves as a way to honor the departed soul.

The ceremony serves as an opportunity for family and friends to come together to honor the memory of the deceased. It involves rituals, prayers, and offerings aimed at invoking blessings for the departed soul and seeking forgiveness for any wrongdoings committed during their lifetime.

This PRAYER BOX contains the following items:

• 2 blocks camphor
• raw cotton 
• chandan
• agarbathi 
• 12 x white betelnut
• scent
• honey
• 1/2 meter white calico
• 200g white rice
• 200g rice flour
• 50g jav
• 100g thill
• 200g butter ghee
• 12 betel leaves
• 1 clay lamps
• 1 clay pot
• 12 foil cups