A handmade box for sindoor and kumkum is typically used in Hindu rituals, particularly during pujas and ceremonies. These boxes are often crafted with intricate designs and can be made of wood, metal, or clay. The box has compartments for storing sindoor (vermilion powder) and kumkum (a red powder used for religious marking on the forehead).
Handmade boxes can be decorated with beautiful motifs like flowers, paisleys, or traditional symbols, and sometimes they are painted or embellished with gold or silver detailing. The materials used for the box and its craftsmanship can vary, depending on regional traditions and artistic preferences.
