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Rakhi tied in the fifth month of pregnancy, for blessings and protection for mother and baby.
Panchmasi is a cherished tradition observed in the fifth month of pregnancy. A Panchmasi Rakhi is tied around the expectant mother's wrist to invite blessings and protection for her and her unborn child. Each rakhi is crafted with symbolic materials: iron for strength through pregnancy, sand from the crossroads to ward off negativity, Lord Hanuman for divine protection, urad (black gram) for health and vitality, and cowrie shell (kodi) for prosperity and good fortune — all woven onto a durable, skin-safe thread.
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