Moli(also known as Mauli or Kalava) is a sacred red and yellow thread commonly used in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. This thread is often tied around the wrist during religious practices, symbolizing protection, blessings, and a connection to the divine. The colors red and yellow are significant in Hinduism, representing purity, strength, and spirituality.

When moli is tied on the wrist, usually by a priest or family elder, it is accompanied by prayers and mantras, invoking blessings for protection, prosperity, and good fortune. It is worn as a symbol of faith, reminding the wearer of their spiritual commitments and connection to the divine.