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Diwali devotional gifts need to be elegant and in accordance with the festival of lights. These Diwali devotional gifts should be such that they can bring an immediate smile on the recipient's face and can give rise to religious feelings in their heart. The most beautiful things about these Diwali devotional gifts are that they can be gifted to anyone irrespective of their age and gender and can also be the best way of conveying your Diwali greetings for your loved ones.
Well here are some good suggestions for Diwali devotional gifts from our side.
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Wooden Ganesha
Lord Ganesha have found an important place for Himself in the history of diwali and hence you will find many bautiful diwali gifts centered around Lord Ganesha. the wooden Ganesha is one such exquisite Diwali gift. This hand crafted wooden Ganesha made up of Kadam wood seated on a throne will look good on any showcase. The carvings on the idol illustrate the facial expressions as well as the folds of Lord Ganesha's clothes and ornaments. The base of this idol has a non-skid velvet layer, which ensures a firm stand on the flat surface for the Lord Ganesha. This idol can be kept at home or the office for invoking the blessings of Lord Ganesha.
Silver Coin
Another exquisite Diwali devotional gift can be a silver coin having the images of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi and other Diwali pictures. Though you can get coins in gold as well as in silver but it is best to present a silver coin to someone, as a silver coin on Diwali is known to bring wealth and prosperity.
Embossed Ram temple
This embossed Ram temple contains the idols of Lord Ram, Sita and Lakshman and Lord Hanuman. While Ram, Sits and Lakshman are shown to be standing Lord Hanuman is shown in a seated position with folded hands. Nowadays you can find beautiful embossed Ram temples with beautiful carvings on them. Keeping this Ram Durbar temple in puja room will induce a positive ambience in home and heart. It can also be hanged on the wall. In fact the celebrations of Diwali in India would be considered to be incomplete without the mention of Lord Ram and His wife Sita.
Silver Bal Gopal
One of the most loved forms of Lord Krishna is his Bal Gopal Rupa. The exquisite glass framed silver image of Bal Gopal is shown holding a ball of butter taken out from the pot that is kept next to him. This form is also known as Navaneet Krishna.
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