Chiruni, or comb, is a traditional item used in Bengali puja rituals and ceremonial practices, especially during weddings and auspicious occasions. It symbolizes grooming, cleanliness, and preparation, which are important aspects of ritual purity.

Often included in ritual sets and offerings, Chiruni is used as part of traditional customs to represent personal care and readiness during sacred ceremonies. It also plays a role in various cultural practices associated with marriage and festivals.

Lightweight and easy to use, Chiruni is suitable for both ritual and practical purposes. It is an essential accessory in puja samagri, reflecting the cultural richness and traditional values of Bengali rituals.