Pujan Dibbi For Chandan or Mandir Dibbi Small

Keep a little chandan or kumkum within reach with this small beaded pujan dibbi. It is a small round lidded box covered in pearl-coloured beads with gold-coloured bead trim and a small amber-coloured stone in the centre of the lid.

Highlights

• Small size: a compact box that fits on a puja thali, a shrine shelf or a travel pouch.
• Pearl-beaded finish: rows of cream, pearl-coloured beads cover the lid and the body, with gold-coloured bead lines at the edges.
• Silver-coloured lining: the inside is a plain, smooth silver-coloured metal lining that is easy to wipe clean.
• Lift-off lid: the lid sits on top of the box and lifts off, as shown in the photos.

Specifications

• Item: Small pujan dibbi (chandan dibbi, mandir dibbi)
• Finish: Pearl-coloured beads with gold-coloured bead trim and an amber-coloured stone on the lid
• Material: The material of the box is not listed. Please contact us if you need to know
• Size: Small. The diameter, height and capacity are not listed, so please contact us if you need them
• Ideal for: Mandir, puja thali and holding chandan, kumkum or roli

The wooden base and plants in the photos are for styling only and are not part of the listing. Each box is decorated by hand, so the bead pattern and the shade can vary slightly from piece to piece.

About the pujan dibbi

A dibbi is a small box with a lid. In many homes a small dibbi in the mandir holds chandan, kumkum or roli for the daily tilak and for offering to the deity. Customs differ by region and family, so use it the way your tradition advises.

Use and care

Use it for dry puja powders, or a small amount of chandan paste that you replace often. It is not meant for food. Wipe the inside with a soft, dry cloth and keep the lid closed to protect the contents from dust. Wipe the beaded outside gently with a soft, dry cloth and do not soak it or use water or cleaners on it, as the beads can come loose. The beads are small, so keep it out of the reach of young children and pets.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the small dibbi?
It is the small size of our beaded dibbi. The exact measurements are not listed, so please message us if you need them before you order.

What can I keep in it?
It is listed for chandan or mandir use. Many people also use small dibbis for kumkum or roli. It is not for food.

Is the wooden base included?
No. The wooden base and plants are used only to style the photos.

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