"Dhanteras is when I am buying gold and cleaning at the same time. Having Kubera, Lakshmi yantra, diyas and coins in one box was a relief."
Manish Pillai · Ghaziabad
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Dhanteras Kit
₹2,123
The first evening of Diwali week sets the tone — and the shops know it. Yantras, eleven coins, the four-mukhi diya: gathered early, so the evening stays unhurried.
21 families ordered this for Dhanteras in last 7 days
Order now for Dhanteras on 6 November 2026
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Ritual guide
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The kit is complete as it is. Depending on your home and family tradition, you may also want these — each with its own price, so add only what you'll use.
Most trays also add the Brass Thali · added by 8 in 10 orders

Brass Thali
A 6-inch brass thali for arranging pooja offerings
+₹550

Brass Diya
A solid brass diya for your pooja setup
+₹150

Copper Kalash
A small copper kalash for pooja
+₹350
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Time to set aside
20–30 minutes at dusk
A focused first-evening ritual for Diwali week, organised around the new purchase, lamps and Lakshmi–Kubera symbols.
Safety first
Place the four-faced diya on a wide heat-safe plate and keep it away from doorways, fabric and rangoli powder.
A week before
Decide what useful metal item or utensil you plan to buy; avoid a rushed purchase.
The morning of
Clean the entrance and pooja shelf; arrange flowers, sweets and paan.
20 minutes before
Place the new item, coins and yantras beside the thali and prepare the diya.
A practical starting layout. If your family or pandit arranges things differently, follow them.
Overhead view
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2
3
4
You sit here
1Centre
Lakshmi + Kubera yantras
On the red cloth
2In front
Four-faced diya
On a heat-safe plate
3Your right
Coins + new purchase
Clean and unwrapped
4Outer edge
Flowers + sweets
Leave space for aarti

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Packed for you
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Fresh from home
Pick up fresh, close to the day

Choose a useful purchase rather than buying only for convention.
Count the coins before the ritual and keep them together afterward.
If your business follows a different Diwali accounting day, keep that family sequence.
A considered start to Diwali week, gathered for the evening pooja.

The same steps are printed on the card inside — written to inform, never to prescribe.
Clear a low table, wipe it down, lay the cotton asan.
Light the diya first, then the incense. Ring the bell once.
Water, flowers, then the prasad you've made or bought.
Sit for a minute before you get up. That minute is the point.
Keep coins and yantras in your chosen clean place.
Use the new utensil rather than leaving it only on display.
Reuse diyas and compost flowers once dry.
Clay from Khurja, brass from Moradabad, cotton from Erode, and a small studio in Delhi that prints the guides. Repeat orders, fair rates, and the same hands each season.

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Estimated total
₹2,123