Melchat Vastram
- Adorned every Friday after
Abhishekam to the Moolavarlu (main deity).
- Donated by devotees; made of silk
in vibrant colors like yellow, orange, green, or white with decorative
borders.
- One vastram is wrapped around the body
and shoulder, and another covers the head of the Lord.
Uttariyam
- Used on special occasions like
Deepavali, Ugadi, Anivara Asthanam.
- Brought into the sanctum with Vedic
chants and ceremonial reverence.
Gadwal Yeeravada
- A cushioning cloth placed on
the deity’s head before adorning the Kireetam (crown).
- Gifted by Gadwal Samsthanam,
hence the name is preserved in temple tradition.
Vakshasthala Thaayaarla
Pattu Vastram
- A silk garment tied to Vakshasthala
Thaayaar after special Abhishekam.
Duppata Pattu Vastram
- Adorned daily to Sri
Malayappaswami during Kalyanotsavam.
- New silk sarees are also
offered to Sri Devi and Bhu Devi.
Pattu Vastram to Bhoga
Srinivasamurthi
- Used during the Sahasra
Kalasabhishekam ritual.
Pattu Vastram to Koluvu
Srinivasamurthi
- Adorned on Sravana Nakshatram
and Ekadasi days.
Peethaambaram
- A gold-plated waist cloth worn
by the main deity.
- Used on festive occasions like
Ugadi Asthanam and Deepavali Asthanam.
- Symbolizes royalty and divine
radiance.
Seshavastram
- Considered extremely sacred, as it is worn directly by Lord Venkateswara (Moolavarlu).
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