Chudi puja is performed during the month of Shraavan masa every Friday and Sunday by all Konkani married woman , in coastal region of Karnataka, Goa and some part of Kerala. It is mainly about worshipping nature and sun god. The word 'Chudi' means a tied bundle of different types of flowers along with medicinal herb mainly the Darba grass and then it is offered along with betel leaf, betel nuts and one banana to Tulsi, god, and other married woman.Cochin GSB perform Chudi puja as 'Sirvan Aitharu' . That means Shravan month's Sunday.🙂 Below is the video uploaded how I made Chudi's👇😊
Herez the final pic of all my beautiful colourful chudi 's😍👇
My Divine Mandir decor 🙂🌹🌸🌼🌸🌹
For more info, please click the link https://apskitchen.blogspot.com/2020/08/chudi-pooja-significance-in-whole.html
Shez one of my best blogger friend who have explained each and every thing in detail soo well🤝 Well done Apoo😘
This time I did not had my own tulsi plant at home😔 which made me a bit sad, but I performed all the rituals with my mini silver tulsi plant kept at my mandir so was happy with it🙂 Also I was lucky enough to participate our apartment ka 'Tulsi pooja' which was held last Sunday 🙂 with my dear friends and elderly ppl around.
Neivedyam was 'Goddu Appo' which was prepared by my hubby boy R❤. Though I was busy with other preparations, he took the responsibility of making Prashaad😍 and everyone just loved it. Recipe coming soon😍
Last, but not the least 🙃 You all know what I do with Beautiphool remaining flowers🌸🌹🌸 Tadaa here it is👇
Enjoy!!
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