Pithi Saliya is a traditional grooming tool used in Indian households during weddings and other auspicious occasions. It typically consists of a bowl, tray or container, along with a small spatula-like tool known as a Saliya. The bowl or container is used to hold a mixture of turmeric, sandalwood powder, and other ingredients, which are then applied to the bride or groom's body to cleanse and purify the skin before the wedding ceremony. The Saliya is used to scoop out the mixture and apply it to the body in a gentle, circular motion. In addition to its traditional use during weddings, Pithi Saliya can also be used for personal grooming and as a decorative piece in Indian homes.