Aam ki Samidha - 2 kgs
Aam ki samidha (mango wood sticks) are used in hawan samagri as sacred fuel in the fire ritual, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and the offering of devotion to the divine through agni.
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Aam ki samidha (mango wood sticks) are used in hawan samagri as sacred fuel in the fire ritual, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and the offering of devotion to the divine through agni.
Aacharya vastra is the sacred cloth worn by the priest (Aacharya) during hawan puja, symbolizing purity, discipline, and readiness to conduct the sacred fire ritual.
Gola (sugar candy) is used in puja samagri as an offering and prasad, symbolizing sweetness, purity, and auspicious beginnings.
Guggal (guggul resin) is used in puja and hawan samagri as a fragrant offering to purify the atmosphere and invoke divine energies during rituals.
Hawan kund is a sacred fire altar used in hawan rituals where samagri is offered into the fire, symbolising purification, transformation, and divine connection.
Hawan samagri is a sacred mixture of herbs, roots, and natural ingredients offered into the fire during hawan puja to purify the environment and invoke divine blessings.
Kapur (camphor) is used in puja and aarti to purify the environment and symbolize the complete surrender of the self to the divine.
Loban (benzoin resin) is used in puja and hawan samagri as an aromatic offering to cleanse negative energies and create a sacred, peaceful environment.
Navgraha samidha is a sacred mix of wood sticks used in hawan samagri to invoke and balance the energies of the nine planets during fire rituals.
Til (sesame seeds) are used in puja and hawan samagri as a sacred offering, symbolizing purification, protection, and the removal of negative energies through fire rituals.
Khaand (unrefined sugar) is used in puja and hawan samagri as a sacred offering, symbolizing sweetness, positivity, and the fulfillment of prayers.