Hinduism Artifacts and Other Resources
This site was last updated on: Friday, 31 August 2007

The following items are just some of those available to view and touch at the Interfaith Centre.
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Deity Box |
Contents: three hand-carved wooden Deities - Ganesh, Krishna and Hanuman (approximately 15cm); one string of wooden prayer beads.
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| Diversity Game |
Key Stage 3 and 4 activity.
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Diwali Box |
Contents: twelve handmade traditional clay divas; roll of cotton wool to make your wicks; sample wicks; one bottle of vegetable diva oil; four Diwali greeting cards; six jars of powdered Rangoli chalks.
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| Faith Symbols Stamps |
Key Stage 1 activity set.
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Holi Kit |
Contents: one Holi pichkari (water squirter); six jars of coloured powdered chalk for throwing; two greeting cards.
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Ram Darbar |
A brass Ram Darbar depicting Lakshman, Rama, Sita and Hanuman. (Approx. 12cm); Displayed at home and in the temple during Diwali.
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| Religions Of The World DVD Box Set |
Sir Ben Kingsley narrates this programme that looks at both the similarities and differences between the world's major religions.
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Music CDs |
A set of three CDs which include Hindu folk music, sacred music sung in the temple, and music and songs from the Ramayana.
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Prayer Shawl |
A traditional orange and red Hindu prayer shawl inscribed with the words "Hari Krishna, Hari Rama".
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Puja Box and Tray (as shown below) |
Contents: one Puja tray; one joss stick holder; one bell; one tilak dish; one offering dish; one water pot; one spoon; one divaMade of stainless steel. The Puja tray holds the offerings and objects used for Puja. Puja is a daily worship conducted either at home or in a temple.
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Religious Symbol (as shown left) |
This is the Hindu symbol. It is called Om or Aum. This is the word for god.
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Wedding Photo Set |
Ten set photo pack.
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| World Faith Jigsaw |
Key Stage 1 activity.
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Picture shown is of the Hinduism and Islam picture displays.