The kit includes complete Navratri pooja samagri including red and white cloth, coconut, kalava, janeu, akshat, kumkum, roli, haldi-chandan, sindoor, gomutra and loban, along with clay diyas, cotton wicks, kapoor, dhoop, abeer and itra. It also carries naivedya items like mishri, laung, elaichi, supari, honey and cow dung cakes, plus Gangajal, kesar, yellow and black mustard, and special samagri including jau for Ghatasthapana, sacred red thread, kamal gatta, kaudiyan, Gomti Chakra, yellow and white kaudi, Kuber Yantra and sapt dhanya.
It is chosen by individuals and families performing the nine-day Navratri pooja at home, from Ghatasthapana on day one to the final aarti.
Yes. The items are clearly organised, so even a first-time performer can set up the kalash and complete the daily pooja smoothly.
The Kuber Yantra is connected with Lord Kuber, the treasurer of the gods. Worshipping it during Navratri is believed to invite and protect wealth. After Navratri, keep it near your cash box or locker.
Yes. Every item is prepared with natural and chemical-free ingredients for a pure, sattvik pooja atmosphere across all nine days.
