Pearls / muthyalu

Muthyalu (pearls) hold a special place in traditional Hindu rituals and puja ceremonies. These auspicious white beads symbolize purity, peace, and divine grace. In many cultures, especially in South India, muthyalu are used to decorate idols, kalashams, or spiritual items during festivals like Varalakshmi Vratham, Navratri, and weddings. They are often strung into garlands or sewn onto vastrams to enhance the sanctity and elegance of the puja setup.

Offering or using muthyalu in puja is believed to attract positive vibrations, wealth, and blessings from Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu. Their soft sheen and natural beauty add a sacred charm to any ritual, making them a graceful part of spiritual traditions.