Swarna Gowri Vrat Kit

The Karnataka-Maharashtra vrat that precedes Ganesh Chaturthi — and the one where the 16-knot thread is the product. Swarna Gowri Vrat (Hartalika Teej in North India) is observed the day before Ganesh Chaturthi. Married women fast for their husband’s wellbeing and tie the 16-knot Gowri Daara thread. The pocket mirror and wooden comb are symbolic shringar items offered to Goddess Gowri. Ten items reflecting the South/West Indian Gowri tradition: the 16-knot thread (Gowri Daara) with 16 wicks (matching the knot count), jasmine dhoop (South Indian preference), and the symbolic mirror-comb set that distinguishes this from North Indian Hartalika Teej kits. Swarna Gowri falls in August–September, the day before Ganesh Chaturthi. Kannada, Marathi, and Andhra communities observe it. For importers, bundle with the Ganesh Chaturthi kit for complete back-to-back coverage. Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.