Nagasindhoor is a traditional sacred powder used in Hindu religious rituals and spiritual practices.

It is typically offered to deities, especially Lord Subramanya and serpent gods, during poojas and vrathams.

The powder is red or orange in color, symbolizing energy, devotion, and protection.

Nagasindhoor is considered to have divine properties that help ward off negative energies and doshas.

Often used during Nagula Chavithi, Rahu Ketu poojas, and other rituals related to serpent worship.

It is applied to idols, sacred stones (Naga Shila), or offered as a mark of reverence.

The powder is made from natural herbal and mineral ingredients, maintaining purity and traditional formulation.

It is believed to promote health, peace, and prosperity when used with devotion and faith.

Safe to use for all ritual purposes, it is a vital part of many South Indian temple traditions.

Nagasindhoor is revered for its spiritual power and cultural significance across generations.