Chamar, also known as Chowri, is a traditional fly-whisk used in Hindu rituals and temple ceremonies. It is typically waved in front of deities as a mark of respect, devotion, and service during puja.

Often made with soft fibers or yak tail hair attached to a handle, Chamar holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. It is commonly used in temples, religious gatherings, and special ceremonies to honor the divine.

Lightweight and easy to handle, Chamar adds authenticity and grandeur to ritual practices. Suitable for both temple and home worship, it is an important accessory in traditional puja samagri collections.