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Silver Tilak Sticks — Handcrafted Pooja Accessories
Morpankh, Raj Tilak and Trishakti tilak sticks in solid brass with pure silver plating, made in Jaipur for daily pooja use and festive gifting.
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What is a tilak stick and how is it used?
A tilak stick is a pooja accessory used to apply kumkum, sandalwood paste, chandan or roli during prayer and ceremonies. It allows a small, controlled application without using a finger. Follow the practice appropriate to your household or place of worship.
What is the difference between Morpankh, Raj Tilak and Trishakti tilak sticks?
The designs use different motifs: Morpankh takes its name from the peacock-feather form, Raj Tilak uses a ceremonial bud treatment, and Trishakti uses a three-bud form. Check the current product photographs, finish and exact dimensions before choosing; do not rely on the motif name alone.
Are SABERA tilak sticks made from solid silver?
No. SABERA tilak sticks use pure silver electroplating over a solid brass base. They are not sterling, hallmarked or solid silver. The product page states the authoritative finish and any stone accents for the selected design.
Is a tilak stick suitable for festive or housewarming gifting?
It can be a thoughtful gift when the recipient uses a home mandir or observes the relevant rituals. Choose the motif respectfully, confirm the exact finish and included packaging, and avoid treating a devotional object as a generic decorative gift.
How do I care for a silver-plated tilak stick?
Wipe it after use with a soft, dry cotton cloth. Keep it away from moisture, perfume and harsh chemicals. If natural oxidation appears, use a silver polishing cloth gently. Do not soak the piece or use abrasive metal polish.
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