Chinese Jasmine Garland XS (With Rose Head)

Jasmine garlands have been traditionally used in many cultures and religions for various purposes. They are commonly used as offerings to deities during prayers, for decorating altars or homes during festivals, and for use in traditional medicine and aromatherapy. In some cultures, jasmine garlands are also used as a symbol of love and affection, and are given as gifts to loved ones.

In Hinduism, jasmine garlands are commonly used to worship deities such as Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, and Goddess Lakshmi, while in Buddhism, jasmine garlands may be used in meditation practices or offered as a gesture of respect to Buddha. The use of jasmine garlands in traditional practices varies across cultures and religions, but they are often associated with spiritual and cultural significance.

In traditional practice, jasmine garlands are often offered to deities or spiritual teachers as a sign of devotion, respect, and gratitude. The sweet and delicate fragrance of the jasmine flowers is believed to be pleasing to the gods and to help create a peaceful and meditative atmosphere during prayer and worship. After the offering, the garland may be worn by the devotee or placed on an altar or shrine as a symbol of the divine presence.