"Alone in Bangalore for Diwali. Lit the diyas, followed the card. Called my mom after and she was proud."
Suresh Kulkarni · Faridabad
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Diwali Lakshmi–Ganesh Pooja Kit
₹3,303
Diwali is the night families invite blessings home. Make sure the Pooja is complete.
34 families ordered this for Diwali in last 7 days
Order now for Diwali on 8 November 2026
48 hours
Dispatch
~3 days
Delivery
Printed
Ritual guide
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Most trays also add the Brass Lakshmi Ganesh · added by 5 in 10 orders

Brass Lakshmi Ganesh
A lasting pair to keep in your mandir after Diwali, beyond the clay set in the kit
+₹1,100

Rangoli Stencil + Natural Colours
A clean rangoli at the entrance, even if you've never made one
+₹300

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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Add gift wrap and a handwritten note at checkout. A complete Pooja, delivered, is a thoughtful gift for a new home or a first Diwali away from family.
Between cleaning, cooking, guests and gifts, the Lakshmi–Ganesh Pooja is the one thing that has to be right on the evening. Idols, diyas, oil, ghee, offerings, a thali, a kalash: it's a long list, and it's easy to miss one item.
This kit gathers everything for the Pooja in one box, so on Diwali evening you light the lamps and begin. Just bring your faith and devotion.
Quantities are listed exactly as packed. Fresh, personal and family-kept items are called out separately above.

Time to set aside
45–60 minutes
The Lakshmi–Ganesh Pooja on Diwali evening, with everything at hand so you can light the lamps and begin.
Safety first
When the box arrives (a few days before)
Open the kit and check the contents against the list. Read the printed guide once. Note the fresh items you'll need.
The day before
Buy flowers, paan, tulsi, milk and curd. Clean the Pooja space and keep the thali and kalash ready.
Diwali evening (muhurat 5:54 PM to 7:50 PM)
Set up, light the lamps and begin. Everything is at hand.
A practical starting layout. If your family or pandit arranges things differently, follow them.
Overhead view
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You sit here
1Back
Mandir
With the Lakshmi and Ganesh idols
2Front
Asan
For you to sit on
3Right
Kalash
Water and Ganga Jal
4Centre
Thali
Roli, kumkum, haldi, akshat, chandan
5Back left
Diyas and lamps
On a heat-safe surface
6Front left
Ghee and mustard oil
Within reach for the lamps
7Back right
Incense and dhoop
Away from cloth
8Left
Offerings
Mishri, honey, kheel, patashe
9Front right
Fresh flowers, paan and tulsi leaves
Bought the day before

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Packed for you
5
Fresh from home
Pick up fresh, close to the day

You don't need to know every mantra. The chanting booklet is there for you to read from.
Set everything out before you begin, so you aren't getting up mid-Pooja.
Light the lamps in the order the guide suggests, and keep the matchbox beside you.
Every household does this a little differently. If your family has its own way, follow it.
Diwali is the night families invite blessings home. Make sure the Pooja is complete.

The same steps are printed on the card inside — written to inform, never to prescribe.
Settle in and state your intention.
Begin by welcoming Ganesh.
Place the kalash with water and Ganga Jal.
Offer roli, kumkum, flowers and lotus seeds.
Light the lamps and incense.
Sing or read the aarti with the family.
Offer mishri, honey, kheel and patashe, then share.
Let diyas cool, then collect the oil and wick remains.
Place flowers and leaves in soil, not a drain or waste bin.
Keep the brass and copper pieces for next year.
Immerse the clay idols as your family does, or keep them in the mandir.
Save the printed guide for next Diwali.
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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Dhanteras35 items in the boxOctober–November
A considered start to Diwali week, gathered for the evening pooja.
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Grah Pravesh31 items in the boxAll Year
For the first lamp, first threshold and first gathering in a new home.




Estimated total
₹3,303