Arali Flowers, Loose (Oleander)
Arali Flowers, Loose (Oleander)
Archana and temple offerings. Loose arali (oleander) flowers by weight. For pooja use only.
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Arali (oleander) is a traditional South Indian temple and home pooja flower, offered in archana and strung into small garlands for the deity.
How it is used: archana and daily pooja, temple offerings, and small garlands for deity pictures.
What you receive: loose arali flowers packed by weight. Choose 100 g, 200 g or 500 g. Colors vary with the batch.
For pooja use only. Not for eating. All parts of the oleander plant are poisonous if swallowed. Keep away from children and pets, and wash your hands after handling.
Fresh flowers are perishable and vary from batch to batch.
For pooja use only. Not for eating.
Quick facts
- Flower
- Arali (oleander)
- Form
- Loose flowers
- Size
- 100 g, 200 g or 500 g
- Good for
- Pooja, Temple offerings
- Also known as
- Oleander
Care & handling
Care & handling
Spread the flowers out in a covered container lined with a damp paper towel in the refrigerator (not the freezer) until use. Oleander is poisonous if eaten: keep it away from children and pets, do not put it in food or drink, and wash your hands after handling.
