chitti gajulu 108nos

Chitti Gajulu (చిట్టి గాజులు), literally "tiny bangles," are small glass rings often used in Telugu households during religious ceremonies, especially in Ammavari (Varalakshmi) Pooja, Navratri, and other Devi-related festivals .

🕉️ Spiritual & Pooja Benefits

1. Symbol of Devotion

   • Offering chitti gajulu represents respect and surrender to the Goddess (Lakshmi, Durga, Saraswati). The tiny bangles signify feminine energy and beauty 

2. Blessings & Protection

   • It’s believed that when offered, these bangles become charged with the deity's energy, bringing blessings, safeguarding devotees, and purifying the pooja space 

3. Used in Key Festivals

   • Commonly used in Ammavari Pooja, Varalakshmi Vratam, Navratri, Saraswati Puja, and Durga Pooja to enhance ritual efficacy 

4. Decor and Garland Making

   • 108 chitti gajulu are strung together as a bangle mala to decorate idols or pooja mantaps, enhancing both aesthetics and spiritual ambience