Tulsior the holy basil among the Hindus is regarded as the holiest plant.
Believed as a reincarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, it is the consort of Lord Vishnu. Which is the reason why the leaves of tulsi are used without fail in the worship of Lord Vishnu and his avatars like Krishna and Rama.
So get your benefits of this plant and add the fresh fragrance of tulsi to your morning prayer with the tulsi subscription box from Rose Bazaar!
‘Pongal’ is a word derived from the Tamil literature meaning “to boil.” It is a harvest festival that is celebrated for four days in Tamil Nadu in the months of January-February (Thai) during the solar equinox after harvesting of major crops like rice, sugarcane, turmeric, etc. This Pongal make your preparations for the festival easier by clicking here for all your floral requirements! And have more of a fab festive time with your family. Happy Pongal! :)
Heard of Phool Ek, Kaam Anek?! A flower of this demeanor would be the bright marigold. This one flower can be used in many different ways, and this article will give you a few tips on how to do that! Be it the Puja room or the exterior decorations for enhancing the vibe of the place, one could blindly rely on this flower.
Check out and opt for our Marigold or general puja flower subscriptions to recreate these beautiful looks in your own house every day.
Diwali (or Deepavali in Sanskrit) means "a row of lights". Diwali signifies the new beginnings and the victory of good over evil and light over darkness.
This Diwali, celebrate the festival of lights by bringing home farm fresh flowers that will instantly brighten up your space! We are offering a wide range of toranas for your doors, garlands, special packages for all your puja needs and specially curated premium flower boxes and other unique traditional flower offerings! Make this Diwali truly special: https://rosebazaar.in/collections/diwali-celebration?page=1
The name Dussehra is derived from Sanskrit. The word dasha translates to ten and hara means defeat. This festival is the symbolisation of the victory of good over evil. The last and final day of Navratri is called Vijayadashami or Dussehra.
We have curated Special Packages this Dussehra just for you. Celebrate the victory of good over evil with farm fresh flowers and other curated puja items from Rose Bazaar! Get all your festive needs in one place.
Navratri means ‘nine nights’ and for these nine nights Goddess Durga is worshipped in all of her forms.This is a very significant festival for Hindus and is celebrated twice a year. Once in March or April (“Chaitra Navratri’) and the second time in September or October (“Sharad Navratri”). Like any Hindu festival, there are many legends behind the festival and why it is celebrated.
Subscribe to our special Navratri package and receive fresh flowers to offer to Goddess Durga everyday for 9 days, 100 grams of fresh flowers delivered right to your doorstep!
Learn more about the origin of Onam and celebrate with farm fresh flowers and an assortment of puja needs from Rose Bazaar!
Onam is celebrated on the day Mahabali returns home and to remember his golden rule. This festival is celebrated during the month of the Malayalam New Year, which either falls in August or September for ten day.
In september, the flower of the month is chrysanthemums or as it’s popularly called in Kannada - ‘Sevanthige’. Chrysanthemums are available in so many different shapes, sizes and colours. At Rose bazaar we provide chrysanthemums in our puja boxes as assorted flowers and malas or you can get these beautiful diverse flowers in our home decor subscriptions as well. Log onto www.rosebazaar.in to subscribe and get these farm fresh flowers delivered right to your doorstep.
There is a reason why Lord Ganesha is known as the god of wisdom and knowledge and this story illustrates why.
This Ganesh Chaturthi, bring home the auspicious beginnings with farm fresh flowers, curated puja items, sweets and more from Rose Bazaar! Get all your festive needs in one place. Go to rosebazaar.in today to pre-book your chaturthi package!
