Dhal ni pol
Pols have tiny Khacho or khadki braching out, similar to the limbs of a tree.
In these kinds of thowks, there are chowks where the community often celebrates
holidays like Holi and Garba. Haldar and Kumkum, used as offerings to gods and regarded as sacred, were once produced by Haldarwalo Kharicho, a community that once called this
area home, and hence the name Haldarwalo Khacho.
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