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Hariyali Teej – Green Monsoon Vow 2027

Shop Teej essentials—incense, diyas, roli, and festive puja items—for a joyful Hariyali Teej at home.

Festival date: 4 August 2027

About Teej

4 August 2027

Hariyali Teej is the Shravana bright Tritiya when north Indian women celebrate the monsoon’s greenery and Parvati’s reunion with Shiva. Green saris, glass bangles, mehndi, jhulas, and Teej songs fill courtyards from Rajasthan to the plains. It is one of three well-known Teej days—Hariyali, Kajari, and Hartalika. Hariyali is the most widely pictured festive Teej; Hartalika, a month later, is the severe nirjala fast. This page’s primary date set is Hariyali Teej. Madhuma’s festival essentials help you ready lamps, incense, and offering plates for a graceful Teej puja.

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Practical answers for shopping Teej essentials.

Primary coverage is Hariyali Teej (Shravana Shukla Tritiya). Hartalika and Kajari are related but separate dates.

It is the festive monsoon Teej honouring Parvati’s reunion with Shiva, marked by green attire, mehndi, swings, and song.

Married women traditionally; unmarried women may keep it praying for a good match, per family custom.

A gift basket of clothes, bangles, mehndi, and sweets—often sent before Teej from the parental or in-laws’ home.

Hartalika falls in Bhadrapada and centres a severe nirjala fast and vigil, usually just before Ganesh Chaturthi.

Goddess Parvati (Gauri) with Lord Shiva—Gauri–Shankar puja is at the heart of Hariyali Teej.

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