Karwa Chauth is 29 Oct. Order now and the thali is ready before the fast. Shop the kit
Barley Seeds (Jau) for Hawan and Navratri, 25 g
₹74
48 hours
Dispatch
~3 days
Delivery
Shopify
Secure checkout
Free shipping above ₹2,000 · Delivery by region
Dispatch in 48 hours. Taxes included; shipping calculated at checkout.
Jau for Navratri is one of the first things a household gathers before the festival begins. This 25 g pack of barley, or jau, is kept ready so it can be sown on the first day, usually in the pooja room alongside the kalash. It is a small pack that is easy to store.
Many families sow jau on the first day of Navratri and tend it through the nine days. The same barley is also kept for hawan and havan samagri, and some households use it in Shiva pooja. Whether you soak the grains first or sow them directly depends on your family tradition, so follow what you have always done or what your pandit advises.
Keep the pack dry until sowing day and reseal it after use, so the grains stay in good order. A small 25 g pack suits a single sowing and a little left aside for samagri. You get one pack of 25 g barley (jau). Grains vary in size and shade, and how they grow depends on sowing conditions, so growth is not guaranteed. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Sowing jau on the first day of Navratri
Hawan and havan samagri
Shiva pooja, as families follow
Kalash Sthapana setup in the pooja room
Keep the pack dry until the Navratri sowing day.
Soak or sow the grains as your family tradition advises.
Set aside a little for hawan samagri if you need it.
Reseal the pack and store it away from moisture.
In the packStore in a clean, dry, airtight container away from moisture and direct sun. Keep dry until sowing.
Supplied for ritual use and offering, not for consumption. Keep away from small children and pets.
Barley grains vary in size and shade. Growth depends on sowing conditions and is not guaranteed. Customs differ by family.
Dispatched in 48 hours.
Delivery in 3–7 working days.
Free shipping above ₹1,499.
Many families sow jau on the first day of Navratri, usually in the pooja room near the kalash. The exact timing and method differ by family, so follow your own tradition or your pandit's advice.
The pack holds 25 g of barley. That is a compact size suited to a single Navratri sowing, with a small amount left aside for hawan samagri if your family uses it.
Growth depends on sowing conditions such as the soil, water and light, so it cannot be guaranteed. Keep the pack dry until sowing and follow your family's method for the best chance.
Yes, many families keep jau as part of hawan and havan samagri. This pack is supplied for ritual use and offering, not for consumption, so please keep it away from small children and pets.
Rituals. Your Way. Marketed by Vedic Rituals.
No reviews yet. If you keep this ritual with us, we'd like to hear how it went.
Estimated total
₹74
