Puja Essentials

Tilak marker in silver easy to make tilak on forehead of god and goddess, It can be also used on devotee forhead. Tilak is worn on the Ajna Chakra, the centre of forehead, on the space between the eyebrows. Tilak is applied on the point at which the third eye or the spiritual eye is believed to open.

Dimensions:44 mm (L) approx
Design: Made in pure silver.

Chandan or sandal is well known for its aroma and cooling effect on human body. Sandal powder is an important puja item. Sandal powder is used in worshiping deities especially for applying tilak on the forehead of sacred idols. After offering to deities,  devotees can apply it between the eyebrows or on the forehead to cool the nervous system and to stimulate spiritual energy.

Kawadi Loban Dhoop Powder is the finest energy purifier of atmosphere.Using loban dhoop fumes is a traditional and spiritual secret in India to uplift the energy level. It has been used for centuries by saints and kings.

The gada (mace) is the main weapon of the Hindu god Hanuman. As the god of strength, Hanuman is traditionally worshipped by wrestlers in India.

A beautiful Sudarshana Chakra for Lord Vishun Idol made in copper with gold polish and colorful menakari work. Hindu God Lord Vishnu is holding a Sudarshana chakra in right hand at index finger.
Dimensions: 10 mm (thickness) x 5 inches (diameter) approx
Weight: 112 gms approx

Netra (eyes) easy to past all Gods and Goddesses statue like krishna,shrinathji, Durga, Shiva,vishnu shaligrams etc.

Hindus believe that even a glimpse of an image filled with the spirit of the god or saint facilitates a direct visual communication (darshan) with the deity, which will bring blessings to the worshiper. Darshan is a reciprocal act between the worshiper and the deity. Not only does the devotee "see" the deity, but the deity is understood to "see" the worshiper. For this reason, Hindu images often have strikingly large eyes to facilitate this exchange of glances between devotee and deity.

Design: Hand Meena work on silver sheet.
Dimensions: 31x31 mm
Weight: 3 gms

Makara Sankranti is regarded as important for spiritual practices and accordingly, people take a holy dip in rivers, especially Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri. The bathing is believed to result in merit or absolution of past sins. while praying to the sun patang and firki are offer and thank for their successes and prosperity.

It is ideal for gifting purpose.

Make: made in pure silver
Dimensions of kite: 85 mm( H) x 75 mm (W) Dimensions of firki: 75 mm (W) Weight of silver 45 gms

Gudi Padwa is celebrated on first day of the Chaitra month. Gudhi Padwa is celebrated throughout the Maharashtra. This festival is remarkable because it has a number of legends and stories associated with it. This festival indicates the beginning of the traditional Indian New Year.

Make: made in pure silver
Size: 4.5 inches height
Weight: 55 gms

The mother of Ganesha, Parvati gave him a plate of modak and asks him to serve this to Ganpati. After eating a single modak Ganesha was satisfied. Kuber was very embarrassed & he begs Ganesha to forgive him. After eating the huge quantity of food there was a burning sensation in his stomach. Parvati gave him a 21 stack of durva to eat Ganesha was relieved from the burning sensation. From that time durva appeases lord Ganesha. In Ganesh pujan durva is must.

Make: made in pure silver
Dimensions: 21 inches (L) approx
Weight: 21 grams

Janeu or Janeyu made in pure silver ornaments for ritual ceremonies of God and Goddess. The sacred Yajnopavitam is known by many names (varying by region and community), such as Janivaara, Jandhyam, Poita, Poonal, Janeu, Lagun, Yajnopavita, Yagyopavit, Yonya and Zunnar.

The janeu represent purity in thought, word and deed expected from the wearer. One is UpavÄ«tam, where the Yajnopavitam is worn over the left shoulder and under the right arm. This is for Gods.

Make: made in pure silver
Dimensions: 16 inches (Length)
Weight: 12 gms