Bangaluxmi Taral alta – By Bharati Chemical Works Kolkata – Pack of 50 ml

Rediscover Tradition with Bangaluxmi Taral Alta – The Timeless Red Hue of Bengal

Embrace the vibrant spirit of Bengali culture with Bangaluxmi Taral Alta, a quintessential adornment that has graced generations of women. Also known as “Aalta” or “Mahavar,” this iconic red liquid holds deep cultural significance and adds a touch of elegance to every occasion.

Product Highlights:

• Authentic Bengali Legacy: Bangaluxmi Taral Alta embodies the rich heritage of Bengal, where it is traditionally applied to the feet during auspicious ceremonies, festivals, and everyday wear.

• Vibrant Red Hue: The deep red color of this alta symbolizes prosperity, fertility, and the divine feminine energy.

• Natural Ingredients: Crafted with care, this alta is made from natural ingredients, ensuring a safe and gentle application on your skin.

• Easy Application: The convenient bottle and liquid formula make it effortless to apply the alta evenly, creating a beautiful and long-lasting finish.

• Versatile Use: Perfect for adorning your feet during weddings, pujas, cultural events, or simply adding a touch of tradition to your daily attire.

• Cultural Significance: In various Indian cultures, red alta is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune. It is a symbol of auspicious beginnings and a connection to one’s roots.

• Available Sizes: Choose from 50ml or 100ml bottles to suit your needs.

Experience the Timeless Beauty of Bengal:

Whether you’re a Bengali native or simply appreciate the beauty of cultural traditions, Bangaluxmi Taral Alta is a must-have in your collection. Adorn your feet with this symbolic red hue and embrace the timeless elegance of Bengal.

Order your Bangaluxmi Taral Alta today and celebrate the rich heritage of India!

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Additional Information:

This product is not only popular in West Bengal but also in other parts of India and Bangladesh where it is known by various names like “Aalta” in Hindi, “Mahavar” in Marathi, “Alakta” in Assamese, and “Alata” in Odia. It’s a symbol of cultural pride and an essential part of many traditional practices.