Laghu Nariyal, Nepali Nariyal

Also known as Laghu Nariyal, Nepali Nariyal, Laghu Coconut, Chota Nariyal, Mini Coconut or Small Coconut.

Puja is an important tradition in Hinduism. It is a ceremonial practice of showing reverence to God and expressing gratitude for one’s blessings. One central figure of the puja ritual is laghu nariyal or small coconut. In Hinduism, it’s believed that offering a laghu nariyal to Lord Ganesha will cleanse your mind, body and soul and bring divine balance into your life.

The traditional use of Nepali Nariyal during pujas involves breaking them open with a hammer at the end of the ceremony to symbolize breaking away from the cycle of life and death. Laghu nariyal is also placed on top of deities as a sacred offering during pujas – this act signifies prosperity, purity and good luck.

Puja is an important tradition in Hinduism. It is a ceremonial practice of showing reverence to God and expressing gratitude for one’s blessings. One central figure of the puja ritual is laghu nariyal or small coconut. In Hinduism, it’s believed that offering a nepali nariyal to Lord Ganesha will cleanse your mind, body and soul and bring divine balance into your life.

When performing puja, the nepali nariyal is usually placed on top of a mandap or prayer area as an offering. During rituals such as Satyanarayan Puja or Lakshmi Puja, it is customary to offer prayers with the help of this sacred item.