Diwali Pooja Box with steel Plate

Item Dimensions  ‎ 
31.3 cm x 31.1 cm x 10.7 cm

Item Weight
2 kg 480 g

Net Quantity
1.00

Country of Origin
India

Contents

Most of these items are also useful for pooja rituals like Greh Pravesh, Laxmi Pooja, and Satyanarayan pooja.

1. Idols of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi 5.25 inch (H) X 3 inch (W)
2. Dhoop cones: For fragrant atmospheres that invoke a sense of sanctity and purity.    
3. Ganga Jal: Water from the Ganges river, often used during blessings and purification.
4. Gulab Jal: Sprinkled on idols and used for cleansing sacred spaces.
5. Itra: A fragrance that helps devotees focus and meditate, creating an aura of harmony.
6. Roli (red powder): Applied on foreheads or deities as a mark of devotion and respect.
7. Chandan (sandalwood powder): Used & applied by devotees and on idols for its cooling and purifying properties.
8. Akshat (rice): Often provided as a sign of prosperity and sustenance.
9. Laung (clove): Burned as incense in religious ceremonies, to purify the environment and ward off negative energy.
10. Mishri: Distributed as prasad after poojas and religious ceremonies.
11. Supari (betel nuts): Traditional offerings that symbolise happiness and prosperity.
12. Camphor (Kapoor): Burned during aarti to signify dispelling negativity and evil.
13. Janeu: A thread that is a symbol of spiritual commitment, ethical responsibility, and cultural identity.
14. Elaichi (cardamom): A part of offerings to deities, representing auspiciousness and hospitality.
15. Kamal Gatta: Valued in the worship of Goddess Lakshmi - the deity of wealth, prosperity, and abundance.
16. Aasan
17. Patka
18. Shubh Labh
19. Clay diya
20. Mauli (Kalawa)

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