Boron Kulo | Traditional Shubha Swastik Printed Varan Dala | Medium

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• In Eastern Indian traditions, particularly Bengali rituals like Durga Puja and weddings, "Boron" means to formally welcome. The Kulo acts as a sacred tray holding vital items—like lamps, betel leaves, and vermilion—used by married women to welcome deities, brides, or grooms into the home.
• Traditionally used to separate chaff from grain, the Kulo symbolically filters out negative energies from the household. It represents retaining what is pure and throwing away the bad, bringing prosperity, fertility, domestic harmony, and the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.