Diwali Bhai Dooj Puja Puzzle Game - 8 x 6 inches - Made in USA - Bhai Tika, Bhai Dooj, Bhaubeej, Bhai Phonta or Bhratri Dwitiya

Give your kids, nieces & nephews a gift for Diwali - A jigsaw puzzle set themed around the most important day in Diwali from brothers and sisters - Bhai Dooj. Use it as a fun way to explain to younger ones the significance of Bhai Dooj

Made in USA to Order. Original design

All puzzles are approximately 7.8 inches by 5.7 inches. Each puzzle has 20 pieces suitable for 4+ years old. Kid Friendly designed.

Bhai Dooj Scene

Bhai Dooj is a significant and special celebration that happens a day after Laxmi Puja, which is a big festival in India. Bhai Dooj is all about the beautiful bond between brothers and sisters.

On this day, sisters show their love and care for their brothers by applying a tilak (a colored mark) on their foreheads and performing a small ceremony. This tilak is believed to bring protection and good luck to the brothers. Sisters also offer sweets and gifts to their brothers to make them feel loved and cherished.

In return, brothers usually give their sisters gifts and promise to protect and take care of them. Bhai Dooj is a way for siblings to strengthen their bond and express their love and gratitude for each other.

So, Bhai Dooj is like a special day to celebrate the wonderful relationship between brothers and sisters, and it adds even more joy to the festive season of Diwali. It's a time for love, happiness, and togetherness in the family.

Bhau Beej: This is the name commonly used in the state of Maharashtra.

Bhai Tika: In some regions of Nepal, Bhai Dooj is known as Bhai Tika.

Yama Dwitiya: In certain parts of India, especially in the southern states, it is known as Yama Dwitiya. This is because it is believed to be a day when sisters pray for the long and healthy life of their brothers, seeking the blessings of Yama, the god of death.

Bhai Phota: This is what it's called in the state of West Bengal.

Bhai Bij, Bhav Bij: These are names used in the state of Gujarat.

Bhai Beej, Bhai Fota: These are variations of the names used in different regions.


** Note: Small reminder that screens on our devices are all different. Colors presented on the screen may be slightly different from actual print due to these variations.

*Bulk Orders Welcome and special bulk discounts available - just ask*

*Individual pieces within the set are available on request but only in bulk > 5 *

Materials: chipboard