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Sindoor, a traditional vermilion powder, is more than just a symbol of marital status for married Hindu women in India. It holds deep spiritual significance and is believed to influence energy, frequency, and vibration, promoting well-being, protection, and positivity.

Sindoor, a traditional vermilion powder, is more than just a symbol of marital status for married Hindu women in India. It holds deep spiritual significance and is believed to influence energy, frequency, and vibration, promoting well-being, protection, and positivity.

Sindoor, a traditional vermilion powder, is more than just a symbol of marital status for married Hindu women in India. It holds deep spiritual significance and is believed to influence energy, frequency, and vibration, promoting well-being, protection, and positivity.

How it is used:

• Religious Practices:It is primarily used in pooja (religious worship) and by married women, where the sindoor symbolizes auspiciousness and marital status in Hinduism. 
• Spiritual Home Decor:Many items, such as wooden boxes, are decorated with images of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra, holding the sindoor as a form of religious artifact.