Different Besha of Lord Jagannath
Besha is a Sanskrit word, which means dress, costume or attire. Everyday from the ?Mangala Alati? till ?Ratri Pahuda?, the deities on the ?Ratnavedi? of Shree Jagannath Temple, Puri are adorned with cotton and silken fabrics, gold ornaments studded with precious stones, flowers of several kinds and other leaves and herbs like Tulasi, Dayana, Marua etc. Sandal paste, camphor and at times precious musk are being used in the daily and periodical rituals. Cotton & Silken clothes include Tadapa, Uttariya, Paharana, Phuta, Srikapada, Baralagi Pata, Srimukhabala, Chadara, Gita Govinda Pata etc. Garlands and other floral ornaments namely Adharmala, Chandrika, Gava, Alaka, Karapallava, Hruda Padaka, Kaustubha Padaka, Guna, Makara Kundala, Jhumpa, Tilaka, Kundala, Tadagi, Nakuasi, Sripayara Mala etc. are made out of prescribed types of flowers, leaves of Tulasi(holy basil), Panasa (jackfruit) etc.
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