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English: Gowri Habba The Gowri Baagna items are placed inside a mora, which is a traditional bamboo kitchen utensil made for dehusking rice. Another mora is placed on top, creating a closed container. Criss crossing turmeric lines are drawn on the covering utensil, along with vermilion dots on the intersection. In Karnataka region, this package is gifted with the words "Muttaide (married woman), muttaide, baagna togo (take), baagna kodu (give)", and traditional protocol dictates that this package can be given only to married women capable of reciprocating the gift, meaning they must also have performed the Swarna Gowri Vratha.
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The Gowri Habba Baagna items are placed in a mora

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