Original Black Chamar (Synthetic Hair) – Chanvara – Chawar – Yak Tail Fly Whisk – German Sliver Handle. 100 gm+ , 12″ × 6″ Tail (approx)

Elevate Your Puja Rituals with the Sacred Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar

Imbue your sacred space with an aura of reverence and devotion with the exquisitely crafted Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar. This elegant ceremonial fan, also known as a Chanvara or Chamar, is a timeless symbol of respect and is traditionally used to honor deities and create a sacred atmosphere during pujas, aartis, and other religious ceremonies. Its gentle sway is believed to disperse positive energy and blessings throughout the environment.

Key Features of the Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar

• Lustrous Silver Handle: The 6-inch handle, crafted from shimmering silver, adds a touch of elegance and purity to this sacred instrument. Its smooth finish ensures a comfortable grip, allowing for effortless handling during ceremonies.
• Luxurious Synthetic Hair: The flowing, 12-inch long and 6-inch wide tail, made of high-quality synthetic hair, cascades gracefully, mimicking the softest caress of a divine breeze. Its rich black hue exudes an aura of mystique and reverence.
• Perfect Size and Weight: With a tail weighing approximately 100+ grams, the Chamor provides the ideal balance and weight for comfortable and prolonged use. Its dimensions are carefully chosen to create the perfect visual appeal and functionality.
• Ready to Use: No assembly is required. This Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar arrives ready to enhance your spiritual practices. Simply unwrap and incorporate it into your puja rituals immediately.

Experience the Divine with the Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar

The Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar is more than just a ceremonial fan; it’s a conduit of devotion, a symbol of respect, and a tangible expression of your spiritual connection. By incorporating it into your puja rituals, you invite positive energy, blessings, and a deeper sense of devotion into your sacred space. Imagine the gentle sway of the Chamor, creating a mesmerizing dance of light and shadow as you honor the divine.

Various Names, One Sacred Purpose

This sacred instrument is known by various names across different Indic languages, highlighting its significance across diverse cultural traditions:

• Hindi: Often referred to as Chamar, Chanwar, or Chauri.
• Sanskrit: Known as वालव्यजन (Valavijana).
• Tamil: Referred to as வால்விசிறி (Vaalvisiri).
• Other Regional Variations: It may also be known by other names in different regional dialects.

Why Choose Our Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar?

At Poojn, India’s largest cultural goods and services provider, we are committed to offering authentic and high-quality products for your spiritual needs. Our Chamor, Chanvara, Chanwar is meticulously crafted with the finest materials and attention to detail, ensuring its durability and aesthetic appeal. It’s the perfect addition to your home altar, temple, or any sacred space. Bring home the blessings and enhance your spiritual practice with this exquisite Chamor. Order yours today.