Arathi Thatte
Arathi Thatte (plate) decoration has been evolving over the years, as women innovate to decorate plates, which is a gesture of love and affection towards the god. Here is an Arathi Thatte – Plate Decoration with Split Green Gram.
Materials required:
1 Steel Plate
1 small cup Kumkum / Vermilion
Jaggery Syrup
1 or 2 Tooth picks
2 Diyas / Deepa
Method:
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