Traditional Sugga

The Sugga is a sacred and traditional item used in Hindu wedding ceremonies, especially in North, South Indian rituals. Crafted to hold turmeric (haldi) or kumkum, it is placed near the bride and groom during important moments like the muhurtham, kanyadaan, and mangalya dharanam.

In Vedic tradition, haldi symbolizes purity, protection, and blessings of the divine. The Sugga holds this sacred substance with reverence, signifying the presence of Lakshmi Devi and inviting prosperity into the couple’s new life.

This Sugga is often kept alongside other pooja items such as kalash, betel leaves, coconut, and deepam, forming an essential part of the mandap pooja.

Adding this holy item to your wedding setup ensures the ceremony is complete, traditional, and spiritually blessed.