Raksha Bandhan Gift Combo – Peacock Om Rakhi & Choco Almonds 96gm

Celebrate the sacred bond of sibling love this festive season with our exclusive Raksha Bandhan Gift Combo. This thoughtfully curated set brings together traditional elements and sweet treats, making your Rakhi celebrations truly special and convenient. Designed to honour the cherished relationship between brothers and sisters, this combo ensures you have everything needed for a complete and memorable Raksha Bandhan ceremony.

Key features

• Features beautifully crafted Peacock and Om design rakhis, symbolising tradition and auspiciousness.
• Includes a 96gm pack of delicious Choco Almonds, perfect for sharing sweetness on the festive occasion.
• Comes complete with essential Rakhi ceremony items: roli chawal (vermilion and rice) and a silver colour pooja coin.
• A greeting card is also included, allowing you to add a personal message to your beloved brother.
• This convenient pack of 6 items is ideal for performing the tilak, tying the rakhi, and exchanging sweets without any last-minute hassle.
• Perfect for celebrating Raksha Bandhan at home or for sending a heartfelt gift to a brother living far away.

FAQ

Q1: What is included in this Raksha Bandhan Gift Combo?

A: This combo includes a beautifully designed Peacock and Om rakhi, a 96gm pack of Choco Almonds, roli chawal, a silver colour pooja coin, and a greeting card, making it a complete Rakhi ceremony set.

Q2: Is this Rakhi combo suitable for gifting?

A: Yes, this Raksha Bandhan Gift Combo is thoughtfully curated for gifting. It is perfect for your brother, cousin, or bhaiya-bhabhi, whether celebrating together or sending love across distances.

Q3: What is the significance of the Peacock and Om designs?

A: The Peacock design symbolises beauty and grace, while the Om symbol represents spiritual harmony and auspiciousness, adding traditional value to your Raksha Bandhan celebration.

Q4: How many items are in this pack?

A: This Raksha Bandhan Gift Combo is a pack of 6, including the rakhi, choco almonds, roli, chawal, pooja coin, and a greeting card.