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दादी की पोटली

Crystal Gift Sets

When someone in the family moved house, left for a hostel or could not sleep, I never gave them just one stone. I gave them a potli: a few stones tied in cloth, with a word or two about what each was for. These sets are that habit, beta, made ready for you to give.

Ghar ki Potli is for a new home, Safar ki Potli for someone leaving, and Mann ki Potli for a restless mind. The intention kits gather stones around one wish (love and self-care, protection, or abundance), and the 7 chakra set holds one tumbled stone for each energy centre, root to crown.

Every set is natural stone from batches tested by a gem lab in Jaipur, wrapped in cloth with a printed care card and my hand-written blessing card, so it is ready to hand over as it arrives. Shipping is a flat ₹49 anywhere in India.

A potli suits the moments when words feel too small: a griha pravesh, a farewell at the station, a friend going through a hard stretch. Hand it over as it is, still tied, and let them open it themselves. The care card inside explains each stone, so nobody needs to know anything about crystals to enjoy it.

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Common questions

For a griha pravesh, Ghar ki Potli. For someone moving away for study or work, Safar ki Potli. For someone going through a hard or sleepless stretch, Mann ki Potli. If you are unsure, the 7 chakra set is a gentle all-rounder.

Every parcel, beta. A few lines wrapped in with the stone, the same words she whispered over us as children. If your order is a gift, say so at checkout and the name goes on the card.

Unwrap the stones, read the little card, and hold them together for a minute while you name one clear intention in your own words. Then keep them where you will see them each day: a windowsill, a desk, a bedside tray. Cleanse them on selenite or in the moonlight once a month, and say the intention again.

Descriptions of what stones are “for” reflect traditional folklore, not medical fact.

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