Puja Cloths

The Puja Cloth is a simple yet sacred covering for your altar or meditation space. Woven in cotton, it creates a pure foundation for offerings, candles, flowers, and prayer tools. Its soft texture and timeless color invite focus, calm, and devotion—helping you transform any surface into a sacred space for daily ritual and worship. 

Hindu Tradition

In Hindu practice, the Puja Cloth (asana vastra) sanctifies the altar, acting as a pure foundation for murtis, yantras, and offerings. It symbolizes the seat of divinity, carrying the vibration of devotion. 

Egyptian Tradition

In the temples of Kemet, cloths veiled statues, covered offering tables, and wrapped sacred vessels. Different colors carried cosmic resonance:

Cloth was both covering and offering, a medium of divine presence bridging life and afterlife.

Thelemic Tradition

For the Thelemite, the altar is crowned with cloth, creating the foundation for the Cup, Wand, Sword, and Pantacle. Colors become magickal keys

Each hue marks an alignment of intent, shaping the current of the ritual.