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Sacred Gau Mata Traditional Handcrafted Red Braided Cord Shringar Mala with Brass Ghungroo Bells is a beautifully crafted decorative neck ornament designed especially for cow worship and festive rituals. Made with strong red braided thread and adorned with traditional brass bells, this shringar mala enhances the spiritual significance of Gau Poojan while adding an ethnic and devotional touch. Perfect for festivals like Govardhan Puja, Diwali, and other rural celebrations, this handcrafted piece reflects Indian cultural heritage and devotion.
Devotees performing Gau Pooja / Gau Seva
Farmers and (cow shelter) owners
Rural households celebrating traditional festivals
Temple authorities and spiritual organizations
Anyone looking for authentic cow shringar decoration
Handcrafted traditional design with cultural authenticity
Durable braided cord for long-lasting use
Real brass bells produce pleasant traditional sound
Lightweight and comfortable for the cow
Reusable for multiple festivals and ceremonies
USP: Authentic handmade cow shringar mala combining devotional value with durable craftsmanship.
Traditional red braided cord design
Decorative brass ghungroo bells attached securely
Strong knot finishing for durability
Lightweight and easy to tie
Suitable for religious and festive occasions
Product Type: Cow Neck Shringar Decoration
Material: Cotton braided thread & brass bells
Color: Red with golden brass bells
Usage: Religious rituals, cow worship, festivals
Reusable: Yes
Suitable For: All cow breeds
Gently place the braided cord around the cow’s neck.
Tie securely but comfortably to avoid tightness.
Adjust bells evenly for proper placement.
Use during Gau Poojan, Govardhan Puja, Diwali, or temple ceremonies.
Store in a dry place after use.
Keep away from excessive moisture to prevent brass tarnishing.
Clean brass bells with a dry cloth.
Do not machine wash.
Choose based on desired length suitable for your cow.
Ensure the cord is not too tight; comfort is important.
Ideal for festival gifting to farmers and Gau Seva groups.
Buy multiple pieces if decorating several cows during large ceremonies.
