Kusha Grass Pooja Aasan with Woolen Border | Traditional Meditation & Puja Asana | Spiritual Seat for Jap, Dhyan & Pooja

• Made with Kusha Grass / Darbha Grass
• Traditional design suitable for spiritual practices
• Wool-binded construction for added durability
• Finished with woolen borders
• Suitable for Puja, Jaap and Meditation
• Lightweight and easy to carry
• Comfortable seating surface
• Suitable for home temple and meditation space
• Traditional Indian spiritual accessory
• Ideal for daily devotional practices and religious ceremonies

• Provides a dedicated seating surface for spiritual practices
• Suitable for maintaining a traditional setup during Puja and Jaap
• Convenient for meditation and mantra chanting
• Woolen binding and borders provide additional structural support
• Lightweight design makes it easy to store and carry
• Can be used in home temples, meditation areas and religious spaces

1. Place the Kusha Grass Aasan on a clean, dry and flat surface.
   
2. Sit comfortably on the aasan while performing Puja, Jaap or Meditation.
   
3. Use it during mantra chanting, Pranayama or other spiritual practices.
   
4. After use, keep it in a clean and dry place.
   
5. Avoid exposing the aasan to excessive moisture.
   

Care & Maintenance

• Keep away from water and excessive moisture.
  
• Do not machine wash or soak in water.
  
• Clean gently using a soft, dry cloth or brush.
  
• Store in a dry and well-ventilated place.
  
• Avoid placing heavy objects on the aasan for long periods.
  
• Keep away from direct and prolonged exposure to moisture.

Product Name: Premium Pooja Kusha Aasan

Material: Kusha Grass / Darbha Grass & Wool

Colour: Orange

Size: 60X60CM

Shape: Square

Product Type: Pooja Aasan / Worship Mat

Design: Traditional Kusha Aasan with Wool Mat

Traditional Association: Vedic & Indian Spiritual Practices

Suitable For: Puja, Meditation, Jaap, Prayer & Mantra Recitation

Ideal Placement: Home Temple, Pooja Room, Meditation Space & Prayer Area

Usage: Personal Worship & Spiritual Practices