Krishna Tilak Stamp/Krishna Tika Stamp (कृष्ण तिलक की मुहर): Krishna Tilak Stamp is a metalworking tool that can accurately stamp the name of Lord Krishna on the forehead or any part of a human being. The introduction of the punctum has always fascinated mankind, both for aesthetic and social reasons. Throughout history, people have used various materials to apply the punctum with different materials such as sandalwood powder, paints, etc. The large number is a result of the variety of hues and shades required. The chemical nature of the materials to be dyed and the fact that color is directly related to the molecular structure of the dye. (Krishna Tilak Stamp)
In fact, it has the name Krishna Tilak because he knew that Sri Krishna and Lord Vishnu used this, Tilak. Although this tilak can be worn by anyone, its use is considered obligatory and auspicious for devotees of Vishnu and Krishna. In the Vaishnava sect it is not auspicious to keep the forehead empty. For this reason, application of Tilak on the forehead is of utmost importance in Hinduism. Many types of Tilak are there in religious texts. Vaishnav Tilak is one of them.
Krishna Tilak stamp Benefits:
Devotees who believe in Lord Vishnu or worship his incarnations like Shri Krishna, Shri Ram, Lord Narasimha etc wear Tilak. This Krishna Tika Stamp is very useful for them. Usually this special Tilak specially used by the yellow colored devotees of Gopi Chandan. Hindus, especially Vaishnavites, use this Krishna Tilak stamp in ceremonies to initiate and actualize Lord Krishna, besides welcoming guests and showing them respect and honor.
For the same reason, it is also in use to mark idols at the beginning of puja (worship), before cutting a rock or tree or removing it from its original place for artisan work or to mark. The Krishna Tilak tradition began by Vaishnava devotees. Lord Vishnu (to call Lord Vishnu Narayan) and Lord Shri Krishna also apply Vaishnav Tilak on their forehead. Actually it got the name Krishna Tilak because it was available in our texts. Wherein it defines that Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu applied this, Tilak.
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