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Premium Diwali Divya Laxmi Pooja Box
Premium Diwali Divya Laxmi Pooja Box
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Thirty-five sacred items for your Diwali Lakshmi Poojan — chosen the way you would choose for your own family.
Every year it goes the same way. A list is handed to a shop, and back comes a bundle of whatever was cheapest that morning — thin packets, dull colours, samagri you would never keep in your own kitchen. And then we place it before the Goddess.
Divya Laxmi is our answer to that. One red gift box, sealed, holding everything a proper Lakshmi Poojan asks for — from the Ganga Jal you begin with to the Rudraksh mala you keep long after the diyas have gone out. Nothing cut. Nothing substituted. Nothing you would be embarrassed to offer.
What's Inside — All 35 Items
Arranged the way a pooja actually unfolds: Shringar to adorn, Arpan to offer, Aradhana to worship, Ashirvad to carry home.
I. श्रृंगार · Shringar — to bathe, adorn and dress the deity (13 items)
- Ganga Jal — holy water from the Ganges, to begin in purity
- Shahad — pure honey for the panchamrit
- Roli — for the auspicious tilak
- Haldi — turmeric powder
- Sindur — vermilion
- Itra — fragrant attar
- Chawal — unbroken rice for offerings
- Gulal — festive colour
- Moli — sacred red thread
- Lal Kapda — red cloth for the chowki
- Janeu — sacred thread
- Donne — small leaf bowls for the offerings
- Crystal Mala — clear crystal beads
II. अर्पण · Arpan — what is offered at the Goddess's feet (10 items)
- Haldi Ganth — whole turmeric root
- Pooja Supari — betel nuts
- Kamal Gatta — lotus seeds, dear to Maa Lakshmi
- Peeli Sarso — yellow mustard seeds
- Ilayachi — cardamom
- Long — cloves
- Kamal Pushp Sukha — dried lotus flowers
- Mishri — rock sugar
- Shankh — conch shell to open the pooja
- Ekakshi Nariyal — the rare single-eyed coconut
III. आराधना · Aradhana — the lamp, the incense, the worship itself (8 items)
- Shree Yantra — the yantra of wealth and abundance
- Laxmi Panna — gold-plated, for the seat of the Goddess
- Mitti Deepak — earthen lamps
- Rui Batti — cotton wicks
- Kapoor — camphor for the aarti
- Dhoop Batti — incense sticks
- Gomati Chakr — for protection and good fortune
- Kaudi — shells kept in the cash box for prosperity
IV. आशीर्वाद · Ashirvad — what the pooja leaves behind with you (4 items)
- Dhaniya Saboot — whole coriander, sown for the year ahead
- Potali — sacred pouch to keep it all safe
- Rudraksh Mala — for daily japa
- Lal Mala — red mala for chanting
Why This Box Is Different
- No adulteration. Every item is sourced for purity first and price second — the reverse of how pooja samagri is usually bought and sold.
- Full quantities, sealed. Each item comes in its own labelled, sealed packet or glass vial, so it stays fresh and you know exactly what you're using.
- Nothing missing on the day. No last-minute run to the market because the Moli or the wicks ran out mid-pooja.
- Made in Bharat. Curated and packed in Jaipur by people who perform the same pooja at home.
The Box Itself
A deep red keepsake box with a gold mandala on the lid — designed to be handed over as a gift without any extra wrapping. Once Diwali is over, it becomes the drawer where your mandir samagri lives all year.
And several items stay with you long after: the Shree Yantra, the gold-plated Laxmi Panna, the Shankh, the Ekakshi Nariyal and the three malas are yours to keep and use every Diwali that follows.
Made For
- Diwali Lakshmi–Ganesh Poojan at home, and Dhanteras
- Your new home or new office — the first pooja of a fresh beginning
- Gifting to parents, in-laws, siblings and neighbours who do the pooja properly
- Corporate Diwali gifting — a gift that gets used, not re-gifted. Bulk enquiries here.
Delivery
- Free delivery across India
- Ships in 3–4 days, with priority dispatch during the festive season
- Price is inclusive of all taxes
- Orders can be cancelled any time before dispatch
Questions People Ask
Is everything for the pooja included?
Everything dry and lasting, yes — all 35 items listed above. You will only need the fresh things from your own kitchen and market: flowers, fruit, sweets, ghee or oil for the diyas, and your own Lakshmi–Ganesh idols or photograph.
How do I know the samagri is pure?
Because we sell it under our own name, not as a nameless bundle. Each item is packed separately and labelled — you can see and smell exactly what you're offering, which is the whole point.
Can I send it directly as a gift?
Yes. It arrives gift-ready in the red mandala box, so it can be handed over as it is.
Is this the same as the Aaradhya Laxmi box?
No. Divya Laxmi is the complete Diwali box at ₹1,499. Premium Aaradhya Laxmi is the larger box, with additions like a 999 pure silver coin, a brass deepak, Kesar, Gulab Jal and a Hanuman Chalisa.
Our Promise
|| Pranam || In a world where we choose the best of everything for ourselves, why do we offer to the Divine what we wouldn't use ourselves?
Absolute purity in pooja essentials. No shortcuts. No adulterations. Because the divine responds to sincerity — and that begins with what we offer.
सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः · सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः
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Key Points
Key Points
35 sacred items — everything a Diwali Lakshmi Poojan calls for, in one box
Absolute purity, no adulteration — sourced for quality first, price second
Every item in its own sealed, labelled packet or glass vial
Includes Shree Yantra, gold-plated Laxmi Panna, Shankh and Ekakshi Nariyal
Malas, yantra and shells stay with you — reusable every Diwali that follows
Red keepsake box with gold mandala lid — gift-ready, no wrapping needed
Free delivery across India · ships in 3–4 days · inclusive of all taxes
How To Use
How To Use
When it arrives
Open the box and check the contents against the list inside. Leave the packets and vials sealed until the day — they are sealed for freshness.
What to add from your side
Fresh flowers, fruit, sweets, ghee or oil for the diyas, and your own Lakshmi–Ganesh idols or photograph. Everything else is already in the box.
On the day
Lay the items out in the four groups they arrive in — Shringar to adorn, Arpan to offer, Aradhana for the lamp and the aarti, Ashirvad to keep. Your family's vidhi sets the order; the box only makes sure nothing is missing when you reach for it.
After the pooja
Keep the Kaudi and Gomati Chakr in your cash box or locker, and the Ekakshi Nariyal in the mandir. The Shree Yantra, Laxmi Panna, Shankh and the three malas stay with you for the years to come.
Importance
Importance
A pooja is an offering, not a formality — and what you place before the Goddess is what you are saying to her. Adulterated roli, thin wicks and half-filled packets say one thing. Pure, full, sealed samagri says another.
Most families never get to choose. A list goes to a shop and back comes whatever was cheapest that morning. Divya Laxmi exists so that nothing in your thali is something you would hesitate to use yourself — because the Divine responds to sincerity, and sincerity begins with what we offer.
About The Occasion
About The Occasion
Diwali — the Lakshmi–Ganesh Poojan performed on Amavasya night, and Dhanteras two days before it. This is the one pooja almost every Indian home does together: the house is cleaned and lit, the doors are left open, and the Goddess is formally invited in and seated. The same box is used for the first pooja of a new home, a new shop or a new office, where Maa Lakshmi is welcomed before anything else begins.
Shipping
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Returns/Exchanges
Returns/Exchanges
- Easy 7-day exchange/returns
- Completely Hassle-free
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