Raksha Bandhan is one of the most celebrated festivals across the country. Know what items to keep in the rakhi thali. Image: freepik
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The brother is blessed with wealth and prosperity by adding a tilak representing Lakshmi to his forehead while tying the Rakhi to him. Image: Freepik
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Akshata, a rice used for religious events, is applied to your brother's forehead after wearing kumkum, and can be stored in a small bowl for mess-free use. Image: Freepik
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Sandalwood is a popular choice for adding items to the plate and is applied on the forehead to ensure blessings from Lord Vishnu and Ganesha. Image: Freepik
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Lighting diyas on Rakhi plates is associated with positivity and auspicious occasions, as the fire deity in a diya may bring fortune to one's brother. Image: Freepik
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The occasion is considered incomplete without sweets, and sisters are required to feed their brothers something sweet after the tilak and rakhi ceremony, fostering a strong relationship. Image: Freepik
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For Raksha Bandhan, use a matchstick (or a small pointed object) to apply tilak or cut vegetables like cucumbers into thin matchstick strips for rituals or decorations. Image: Freepik
