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Havan Pooja Kit
₹3,271
The samagri list for a havan is long, and getting the mix wrong shows. We've measured, packed and sequenced everything — you bring the fire and the intention.
16 families ordered this for a home havan in last 7 days
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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 Copper Havan Kund · added by 6 in 10 orders

Copper Havan Kund
A reusable vessel for the havan fire; choose this if you don't already have one.
+₹900

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

Copper Kalash
A small copper kalash for pooja
+₹350

Brass Bowl
Useful for keeping ghee or offerings beside the kund.
+₹350

Brass Ghanti
Optional add-on for your ritual kit
+₹900

Brass Jot Stand
Optional add-on for your ritual kit
+₹800

Brass Diya
A solid brass diya for your pooja setup
+₹150
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Quantities are listed exactly as packed. Fresh, personal and family-kept items are called out separately above.

Time to set aside
45–60 minutes
A complete home havan setup for prayer, remembrance or a family occasion without assembling dozens of materials separately.
Safety first
Keep children, loose fabric and decorations away from the fire. Use cross-ventilation without placing the kund in a draught.
A week before
Choose a ventilated space and confirm the ritual sequence with your family or pandit.
The evening before
Arrange milk, curd, fruit and flowers; clear a heat-safe area.
15 minutes before
Set out the kund, wood, samagri and ghee in the order shown.
A practical starting layout. If your family or pandit arranges things differently, follow them.
Overhead view
2
3
4
You sit hereCentre
Havan kund
Heat-safe floor with clear space
2East side
Kalash + diya
Outside the fire zone
3Leader's side
Ghee + samagri
Portioned before lighting
4Far edge
Fresh offerings
Covered until needed

30
Packed for you
7
Fresh from home
Pick up fresh, close to the day

A steady small flame is enough for a home havan.
Count out offerings before beginning if the mantra count matters to your family.
Keep the printed sequence visible rather than relying on memory.
Everything for a home havan, gathered in one orderly box.

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.
Wait until the kund is fully cool.
Store dry unused samagri in an airtight container.
Clean reusable metal pieces without abrasive powder.
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
₹3,271