After the end of 3days celebration of the Raja festival in Odisha on the 4th day, the festival is concluded with this ritual which is called "Basumati Snana" (Odia: ବସୁମତୀ ସ୍ନାନ) locally. Basumati means "the earth" and snána means "bath". Here the stone-made hand grinder (silapua) is used as the symbol of the mother earth of Bhumi. Ladies bath the grinding stone with turmeric paste and adore with flower, sindoor, etc. All types of seasonal fruits are offered to mother Bhumi.
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Aseema Puhan (Odia: ଅସୀମା ପୁହାଣ) is a food and fashion blogger mainly working for the Ahuja Cloths. She loves to capture every moment of her life as a memory for the future. She usually clicks her food plates, her dressing style, her journey, etc, and shares those on Instagram, Facebook. Follow her on Instagram @aseema_puhan_mitali.
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Very nice article. Informative !!
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