Ganesh–Laxmi Pooja Potli

• Uplifts puja setup
• Suitable for Lakshmi Ganesh puja
• Used in new beginnings

Roli Kumkum: Used for tilak and sacred worship

Haldi: Symbolizes purity and auspiciousness

Akshat: A traditional offering used during pooja

Moli / Kalawa: Represents protection and sacred commitment

Supari: Commonly used in Hindu rituals

Mishri: Represents sweetness and auspicious beginnings

Laung & Elaichi: Used as fragrant devotional offerings

Camphor: Traditionally burned during aarti

2 Diyas: Used to offer light during worship

Gunja: Used in certain traditional spiritual practices

Dhaniya: Associated in some customs with prosperity and abundance

Ekakshi Nariyal: Traditionally considered auspicious and associated with Lakshmi worship

Loban: Commonly used for fragrance and ritual purification

Lakshmi–Ganesh Idol: Represents prosperity, wisdom, and auspicious beginnings

Arrange the contents during Diwali Lakshmi–Ganesh Puja according to your family tradition or priest’s guidance. The small idol can be placed on a clean, elevated platform, while the diya, camphor, roli, akshat, and other offerings can be used as part of the worship sequence. After the ritual, store the remaining sacred items respectfully in a clean pooja space.

The diwali puja kit makes a practical and meaningful festive gift for Diwali, Dhanteras, housewarmings, office celebrations, business gifting, and corporate festive hampers. Since it includes both pooja essentials and a Lakshmi–Ganesh idol, it works especially well as a ready-made spiritual gifting option.

Keep in a moisture free area and away from children & pets.