Shubh Vivah Ganesh ji Antarpat is made of hand embroidery on silk fabric. In this Antarpat, Lord Ganesha's figure, Swastika, and bride and groom are made through hand embroidery. Its border is embroidered with golden zari. The antarpat is an auspicious cloth which is held between the bride and groom. The significance of the antarpat is that the bride and groom are not supposed to see each other until specific mantras are recited and hence this sacred cloth is held between them . Used during Hasta Milap (Gujarati ), In Maharastrain wedding between the Bride and Groom before seeing each other.

Uses of Antarpat
Antarpat is the cloth that is held in front of the groom in the Hindu wedding ceremony before the bride walks into the Mandap. Comes down to reveal his bride for the first time, according to the scriptures it is stated that at this point the two souls become one and at this moment their journey begins.

In Hindu culture, marriage is one of the most important sanskaras or rites of passage that a Hindu observes during his or her lifetime. Briefly stated, the marriage or the Vivaah Sanskar is the transition from the first stage of life, devoted to education and learning, to the second stage of life, devoted to building a household and raising children. The married couple pursues Dharma, performing the righteous duty, Artha, the acquisition of wealth and Kama, the enjoyment of natural desires. They lead a productive life of work, service and enjoyment, fulfilling various duties and obligations towards themselves, their families and society at large. In Hindu scripture, marriage is a sacrament with strong moral and ethical values. It is meant to unite the bride and the groom firmly so that they essentially become one in soul and spirit.

Cloth: Silk with embroidered work
Dimensions: 67 inches (L) x 40 inches (W) (170 x 102 cm) approx
Weight: 350 grams approx
Quantity: 1 pc