कञ्चिद्दधासि नित्यं त्वं मुखं कुंकुमरंजितम् । शिरः पुष्पसमाकीर्णं नेत्रे कज्जलरंजिते
kañciddadhāsi nityaṃ tvaṃ mukhaṃ kuṃkumaraṃjitam | śiraḥ puṣpasamākīrṇaṃ netre kajjalaraṃjite
เจ้ามักประดับพักตร์ให้แดงด้วยกุมกุมะเสมอ; ศีรษะของเจ้าพร่างพรายด้วยดอกไม้ และดวงเนตรทั้งสองแต้มด้วยกัชฌละให้ดำขลับ
Unspecified (contextual narration within Tīrthamāhātmya)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Close-up poetic portrait: vermilion-tinted face, flower-strewn hair, kohl-darkened eyes—an archetypal courtesan/heroine depiction in a pilgrimage town.
Devotional worship is expressed not only by vows and doctrine but also by reverent presentation—traditional adornments signify loving attention to the sacred.
This verse sits within the Nāgarakhaṇḍa’s Tīrthamāhātmya setting; the exact tīrtha name is not stated in this single śloka excerpt.
No explicit injunction is given; the verse depicts customary pūjā-adornments: kuṅkuma on the face/forehead, flowers on the head, and kajjala for the eyes.