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Description: Hinduism uses the term "charan paduka" to describe a pair of shoes or sandals that are left at a sacred or respected location as a sign of a deity or guru's heavenly presence. The Charan Paduka are handled with great veneration and devotion by devotees because they frequently see them as a representation of the deity's or guru's feet.
Typically, these symbolic imprints are crafted from a variety of substances, such as resin, metal, stone, or wood. They are frequently found in temples, ashrams, and places of worship where pilgrims leave them as a sign of respect and to ask for blessings. As a sign of deference and humility, people can bow down to the charan Paduka or touch his forehead.
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