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Banarasi Brocade Pooja Aasan Set - 54x36 Runner & Two Mats

Banarasi Brocade Pooja Aasan Set - 54x36 Runner & Two Mats

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A three-piece pooja aasan set in Banarasi brocade: one 54 x 36 inch runner and two 24 inch square mats. The deeper runner of our two sets - a foot more depth than the standard one.

Product details

  • Runner: 54 x 36 inches
  • Two square mats: 24 x 24 inches each
  • Three pieces per set
  • Weight: 1.4 kg for the set
  • Banarasi silk brocade
  • Three designs
  • Spot clean or dry clean
  • Handmade in India

What an aasan set is

An aasan is the cloth you sit on, or set the deity on, during a pooja - the mat that marks the space as the space. A set like this covers both jobs: a long runner for the shelf or chowki the idols stand on, and two square mats for whoever is sitting.

Why this one

The runner is 36 inches deep rather than 24, which is the reason to choose this set. A standard 24 inch runner leaves the back of a deep mandir shelf bare and the idols standing half on cloth and half on wood. Thirty-six inches covers a full chowki or a deep shelf properly. It is also Banarasi brocade - the gold-thread weaving from Varanasi - and at 1.4 kg the set is noticeably heavier in the hand than the standard one.

Which design

  • Green Floral - green ground with a floral pattern
  • Pink Zigzag - pink with a zigzag and white lattice
  • Yellow Elephant - yellow with an elephant motif and a red border

Three pieces in the design you choose. Yellow Elephant is the most traditional for a mandir; Pink Zigzag is the one that works outside a pooja context as a table runner.

Where it goes

Across a deep mandir shelf, a full-size chowki or a bajot, with room behind the idols rather than cloth running out at the back. On the floor as the base for a havan or a satyanarayan pooja setup. Under a kalash at a griha pravesh. As a dining runner on a wide table when the festival is over - 36 inches is generous for that and looks deliberate rather than makeshift.

The other set

We make two aasan sets. This one and the silk brocade set with a 54 x 24 runner. Both include two 24 inch square mats; the difference is the runner width and the cloth. Measure the shelf or chowki the runner has to cover before choosing - twelve inches of extra depth is the whole decision.

For a smaller base under a single diya or idol, the 9 inch Patola mats are the set to look at.

Gifting

The set to send for a griha pravesh or a wedding where you know the household keeps a full-size mandir rather than a shelf. Tell us at checkout if you are sending it directly and we will leave the invoice out.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the runner exactly?
54 inches long by 36 inches deep. The two square mats are 24 x 24 inches each.
Which set should I buy - this one or the standard silk brocade set?
Runner depth. This one is 36 inches deep, the other is 24. Measure your mandir shelf or chowki front to back: anything over about 22 inches wants this set.
How many pieces do I get?
Three: the 54 x 36 runner and two 24 x 24 square mats, all in the design you select.
How do I clean it?
Spot clean with a barely damp cloth, or dry clean. Do not machine wash - silk brocade with metallic thread does not survive a drum, and a soaked mat dries misshapen.
Will it arrive creased?
Folded, so yes, lightly. Steam it from the reverse or press on low with a cloth between the iron and the brocade. Do not put a hot iron directly onto the metallic thread.
Can I put a diya or lamp directly on it?
Use a thali or a tray under anything with a flame or hot oil. It is silk brocade - it will scorch, and lamp oil does not come out.
Will it look exactly like the photograph?
The design will. Where the woven repeat falls across the runner and the mats varies a little from set to set, because the cloth is cut by hand.
What if it arrives damaged?
Shipping is insured. Photograph it, email contact@urliutsav.com, and we will replace it or make it right.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days in original condition and packaging. Return shipping is arranged and paid by the customer.
Can I order several sets?
Yes - these are ordered in multiples for temples, community poojas and event setups. Email contact@urliutsav.com with your quantity and date and we will quote you.

Shipping and assurance

Free insured shipping across the USA and Canada. Ships from San Ramon, California, usually within one business day. The set ships folded flat in one box. If it arrives damaged, send us a photo and we will resolve it - transit damage is covered. If you are ordering to a date, tell us at checkout and we will confirm the timing before we ship.

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