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Gowri Habba
Gowri Habba is a celebration dedicated to Gowri, mother of Lord Ganesha. Gowri Habba is celebrated one day prior to Ganesha Chaturthi. The two festivals together are often referred to as Gowri Ganesha Habba.
Celebrations and Rituals:
Idol Worship: Gowri Habba rituals are performed by married women. An idol of Goddess Gowri is established on a mount- either a mantapa or a plate filled with grains. Goddesses are decorated and prayers are offered. Prayers are believed to bring purification to the soul and induce dedication and concentration.
Bagina: A set of giveaways made of traditional items are made. Each set includes packets of turmeric (arishina, yellow in colour), vermilion (kunkuma, red in colour), bangles, beads, blouse piece, coconut, some cereals and sweets such as jaggery. These sets are gifted to married women in the community, as a symbol of sharing happiness and prosperity.
Ganesh Chaturthi, 10-day festival marking the birth of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, the god of prosperity and wisdom. It begins on the fourth day (chaturthi) of the month of Bhadrapada (August–September)
Gowri Habba is a celebration dedicated to Gowri, mother of Lord Ganesha. Gowri Habba is celebrated one day prior to Ganesha Chaturthi. The two festivals together are often referred to as Gowri Ganesha Habba.
Celebrations and Rituals:
Idol Worship: Gowri Habba rituals are performed by married women. An idol of Goddess Gowri is established on a mount- either a mantapa or a plate filled with grains. Goddesses are decorated and prayers are offered. Prayers are believed to bring purification to the soul and induce dedication and concentration.
Bagina: A set of giveaways made of traditional items are made. Each set includes packets of turmeric (arishina, yellow in colour), vermilion (kunkuma, red in colour), bangles, beads, blouse piece, coconut, some cereals and sweets such as jaggery. These sets are gifted to married women in the community, as a symbol of sharing happiness and prosperity.
Ganesh Chaturthi, 10-day festival marking the birth of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, the god of prosperity and wisdom. It begins on the fourth day (chaturthi) of the month of Bhadrapada (August–September)