Kalir Chal, Jagadhatri Pujo | Black Regular Fit Cotton Tee | Unisex

The Rice That Started a Puja. In the village of Jayrambati, on the day of Kali Puja, a woman named Shyamasundari had set aside rice for the Mother. She had prepared it with care, and to her it was no longer household rice. It was Kali's. But a man in the village, out of an old rivalry, refused to accept it. She wept through the night, wondering who would take it now. Her daughter, Sarada Devi, later recalled what happened next. In the night, Shyamasundari saw a red-coloured Goddess seated near the door, who told her not to worry, because she would accept Kali's rice and be worshipped as Jagaddhatri. The Puja that followed was made from that very rice. The whole village was invited, and every expense was met from it. At the farewell, Shyamasundari whispered to the Goddess, "Mother Jagai, come again next year." And she spent the whole year getting ready. Sarada Devi, known to the world as the Holy Mother, came home to help every year. The Jagadhatri Puja at Jayrambati is still held today. This one is for the Bengali who knows that some of our biggest festivals begin with something small: a refusal, a night of tears, and a love that would not give up. আসছে বছর আবার এসো, মা জগাই। Product Specifications Fabric: 180 GSM Premium Cotton, soft, breathable, everyday comfortable. Fit: Unisex Regular Fit with a classic silhouette. Quality: Bio-washed and pre-shrunk, holds its smoothness and size, wash after wash. Print: High-definition graphic in OEKO-TEX certified Eco Passport ink. Fade-proof, crack-resistant and gentle on your skin. Construction: Durable ribbed neck and precision stitching. Origin: Proudly designed and Made in India. Style Tip Let the artwork lead. Pair it with blue denim or black trousers, and wear it out into the lit-up lanes this Jagadhatri Puja. They'll ask. Tell them.