Daily Pooja Samagri List for Various Puja’s in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, English and Hindi

Everyone must have witnessed the situation of searching puja Samagri names and meanings in other languages. As India is the most diverse nation and with many languages and cultures. We @PujaNPujari came up with a list of puja Samagri/material/items list in different languages along with respective images. Hope this will help everyone who has moved to other cities and not aware of the local language. While performing pooja silver samagri has special significance.

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According to Hindu scriptures, list of pooja materials/ puja samagri are required to perform any ritual, festival, and any other religious ceremonies. For gods and goddesses have different types of Pooja Samagri: Kumkum, Turmeric powder, incense sticks, and Kapoor are commonly used for any puja. At Puja N Pujari, we are providing different types of pooja items for specific pujas. Each pooja material has its significance during the puja. Some of the puja’s, its pooja Samagri list and its significance are mentioned below. At Puja N Pujari, we have many Pooja Samagri, like pooja thali set, puja bell, havan Samagri, dhoop sticks, Diya’s, etc.

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Satyanarayana Puja

The word Satya means Truth, Narayana means The highest existence. Together it’s mean the highest existence, who is the symbolization of truth. Satyanarayan Pooja is one of the best puja implemented to pleased Lord Vishnu and to get his blessings. Satyanarayana puja can be performed on various ceremonies like Gruhapravesh, marriages, starting a new business, and more. For performing Satyanarayana puja, the pooja Samagri list is more important. On the day of Chaitra Purnima, it is very auspicious to perform this ritual. Consult pandit to know more about puja dates and auspicious muhurat.

Sathyanarayana Puja Samagari list:

Turmeric Powder, Kumkum, Agarbatti, Karpur (Camphor), Dhoop, Sandle powder and paste, Betal nuts, Betal leaves, Banana fruit, Banana tree and leaves, Brass oil lamp, Donne plates, Coconuts, Clay, oil lamp, Flowers, Flower Garland 2 or 3 variety, jaggery, lemon, Gomutra , Kalasa, Mango leaves, Raw Rice , Rosewater, Tulasi garland, Sugar , Milk , Ghee, Honey ,Almond, Dry fruits, Dry Coconut, Cloth and thread.

Ganesh Chaturthi Puja

Ganesh Chaturthi puja or festival can perform on Shukla Chaturthi on the Hindu month of Bhadrapada, and it ends on Anant Chaturdashi. Indian people will celebrate this festival as a birthday of Lord Ganesh. It is one of the famous festivals in Hinduism. In India, people are believing that Lord Ganesh is the obstacle remover. To perform this ritual, specific Ganesh Chaturthi puja Samagri is available in our online website. He is also known as Vinayaka, Murthi, Ganapathi, etc. He is the son of deities Shiva Parvathi. He is the symbol of Knowledge, wisdom, wealth, and success. And god Vinayaka is the first worshiper of any ritual. Before performing any puja or ceremony firstly lord Ganesha puja is performed.

Ganesh Puja Samagri list:

Clay Ganesha idol,Turmeric powder, Kumkum, Sandle powder & paste, Deepam oil, Ghee, Coconut, Incense stick, Dhoop , Banana fruit, Banana leaves, Camphor, Clay Diya, Brass oil lamp, Betal leaves, Betal nuts , Fruits, Dhrbe , Grains in raw of paddy, ragi, corn, Sugar cane, Mango leaves, Arugam grass, garland, Errukam garland, Red cloth and Vasthra.

Varamahalakshmi Puja

Vara Mahalakshmi puja is the most auspicious ritual in Hinduism. This ritual performed by married women. Devoting goddess Lakshmi on this day is equals to the devoting Ashtalakshmi that is 8 Lakshmi. These goddesses mark wealth, earth, learning, love, fame, peace, pleasure, and strength. This festival performed on the month of Shravana second Friday, on the full moon day. Those who can not perform this festival on that day can do it next Friday. In this festival, Vara Mahalakshmi idol decorated with different ornaments, on that day silver puja items also used like silver Vara Lakshmi idol, silver puja thali set, silver Diya’s, etc.

Varalakshmi Puja Samagari list:

Varalakshmi idol, Puja chowki, Turmeric /Haldi sticks, Kumkum, Camphor/Kapoor, Agarbati, Dhoop, Oil lamp , Deepam oil, Blouse pieces, Kalasa,Thread, Vastra, Coconut, Lemon, Fruit, Dry fruit , Sugar, Milk , Ghee, Honey, Raw rice and turmeric , Betal leaves, Betal nut, Banana fruit, Banana leaves, Bangles and Flowers garland.

Diwali Puja

Diwali is the major festival in India, Worldwide people are celebrating this festival. Diwali is also called Deepavali. The Deepavali festival celebrated on the 15th day of Kartika month. It can approach 20 days after Dussehra or Navarathri 9th day festival. On the day of the Diwali festival, in the evening time Lakshmi puja and lord Ganesh puja can perform, it is known as Diwali puja. Goddess Lakshmi is the symbol of wealth. The festival of Diwali reminds the sweets, crackers, lighting Diya’s, etc. People will celebrate this festival with joy and happiness. It signifies the victory of good over evil. This festival celebrated for five days. The first day is Dhanteras, second day Naraka Chaturdashi, third day Diwali, fourth day Govardhana puja, and the fifth day Bhai Dhooj festivals.

Lakshmi Puja or Diwali Puja Samagari list:

Turmeric Powder, Kumkum, Agarbatti, Karpur (Camphor), Dhoop, Sandle powder and paste, Betal nuts, Betal leaves, Banana fruit, Banana tree and leaves, Brass oil lamp, Donne plates, Coconuts, Clay oil lamp, Flowers, Flower Garland 2 or 3 variety, jaggery, lemon, Gomutra , Kalasa, Mango leaves, Raw Rice , Rosewater, Tulasi garland, Sugar , Milk , Ghee,Honey ,Almond, Dry fruits, Dry Coconut, Cloth, Flower Garland, Marigold Garland, Lavanchy, Gejje Vastra, White Mustard, Round Cotton Wick, Blouse Pieces, Gold and silver coins.

Ganapathi Homam

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To perform Ganapathi Homam Sankata Hara Chaturthi day is very auspicious. Monthly once Sankata Hara Chaturthi day will come. This Homam can perform for invoking Lord Ganesha. Before starting any Homam or Yagna Ganapathi Homam will perform. Because he is the first worshiper, he is known as an obstacle remover. If anyone has doshas like Kethu dosha, they will perform Ganapathi Homam. House-warming ceremony, birthdays, starting a business, etc in that scenario’s Ganapathi Homam will conduct. In the early morning, Ganapathi Homam would be done, in the sunrise time, you can perform Poornahuthi. By using of Ganesh puja Samagri this Homam will be performed.

Ganapathi Homam Samagari list:

Turmeric powder, kumkum, sandal powder, Camphor, frankincense powder, sacred ash, incense sticks, Flowers garland and bunch, Kalasa, Mango leaves, Gomuthra , Rosewater, Ghee, Coconuts, Lemon, Betal nuts &leaves, Sugar, Milk, Lavancha, Herb leaves or dry leaves, Honey, dry flowers, dry seeds, dry grasses, Nuts, pot thread, cookery candy, Ghee, Homa sticks, tirtha parimala, betel-nut, Cauldron, Dharbe, Clay pots, White thread and Navagraha samidha.

Significance Of Pooja Samagri:

Agarbatti

Agarbatti is one of the Puja Samagari, and it is used to place at Puja Mantap for good fragrance. The incense stick burns itself. To create a good fragrance smell, and a Fragrance stick has a huge curative and comfy consequence on the mind and the body. According to our rituals, Agarbatti stands as an important role in the part of the puja. The deity loves good and nature fragrance during the puja.

Karpur / Camphor

Karpur / Camphor is a very important part of puja, in Hindu, people considered the deity from the Karpur fir it stimulates the spiritual thoughts. Karpur only generates fulfillment of the puja. As well as Karpur used for inviting the deity and good forthcoming in life, welcome the new thing, and that fire reduces evil power in the home.

Dhoop

Dhoop Sticks can produce fragrance while performing Puja. The good smell creates positive spiritual thoughts and utterance among the devotees and can also be used to keep concentration while meditating. Dhoop has many advantages, the deity Lakshmi visits the house, and in another way, the puja room will give good fragrance.

Kalasam

Kalasam is comparing to the earth in the Puja and one of the major materials for Puja and Homam. It can keep in pure water (JAL). Kalasha handles by the Purohit in the temple and sprinkles the water to the devotee for restricting the evil energy and Dosha. Kalasha is also used at the Puja Mantap to do the rituals. According to the Hindu ritual, ragi Kalasha is itself considered as God.

Honey

Pure natural honey offer to all the deities during Abeshekam, the honey considered sweet and pure. Abhishekam has done with honey, it removes the negative thoughts and bad nature for who will do puja. Only with the natural items, abhisheka has done. One among them is honey, it can produce by flowers extracted by bees.

Dry Fruits(mixed)

In puja and ritual needs Dry fruits to make prasad for the deity and is distributed to the devotee at the end of the puja. Abhishekam has done with Dry fruits mixed with honey and fruits. Purohit does puja or Abhishekam to God to make the diety please with Puja. People prefer to eat Dry fruits during fasting.

Nava Dhanya

The Nava Danya refers to get blessings of individual Navagrahas. The purpose of getting rid of doshas from the Navagras people do pooja to particular Navagraha with different grains. To get a blissful life, Navagraha worshipped with different Plant, Grain, and Stone.

Rice

Rice stands in the most important role of puja/homam/ marriage and other occasions, rice to make Akshata (Raw unbroken rice mixture with Turmeric, Ghee and flower) and spread over the puja thali for placing the Kalasa. The Akshata signifies auspicious, bliss, and blessing from the god.

Rice Flour

Rice Flour prepared by grinding the raw Rice. Rice Flour is also one of the puja Samagri items. This flour is used to do Diyas by adding Deepam oil to the rice flour and is prepared like Diyas. In the middle, add oil with cotton wicks to lit the Diya. It is the traditional and ancient lamp for the deity. One has to do Abhishekam with rice flour to get trouble-free from life particularly, lord Shiva loves rice flour bath. Spiritually saying rice considered as God, rice flour Diyas generates purity and Ishvaryam in life.

Sugar

Sugar is one of the most required things to make Naivedyam which can offer to God during Puja. Sugar comes from the Sugar cane(the natural source), so sugar is considered as sacred to offer food prepared with sugar to God. Sugar itself can offer to God as Naivedyam. After the completion of Puja, Purohit distributes the Prasadam to the devotees as it is the blessings of God.

White Thread

White thread employs to wind the Kalasa as it is considered sacred. To the white thread, turmeric applied, to make it sacred and pure. It is decorated to the idol as a garland. At the end of the pooja devotees tie the turmeric thread to the hand, as it saves from difficulties. During Ganesh Chaturthi, people make 5 or 9 strands of thread, apply the turmeric, and decorated the Ganesh head as a garland.

Turmeric

Turmeric powder indicates Subiksha life, so it is considered as the major part of Puja Samagri. All Gods and Goddesses worshipped with turmeric. Particularly for doing Ganesh puja, purohit uses turmeric and water to prepare the idol. With that i.e, the turmeric idol is considered as Ganesh. Puja is performed to that turmeric Ganesh. Turmeric can be used for puja and also for decorating the idol. Turmeric sticks have the same importance as turmeric powder.

Kumkum

Kumkum mainly, used for puja rituals. According to the Hindu religion apply the kumkum to the deity for auspicious one. According to Hindu mythology, Kumkum refers to the symbol of victory. Ancient people use Tilak well begun of the ritual in India. The married women put on their forehead, it denotes women got married. Tilak reduces and restricts the negative evil force.

Blouse Pieces

The blouse pieces are offered to the Goddess during Shodashopachara Puja, to please the Deity. Green or Red-colored blouse is given high priority to offer the Goddess. The blouse piece is distributed to the Sumangali(married women) after the puja is performed, to flourish wealth, good fortune, and long life. Along with the blouse piece, the performer offers banana, betel leaves and betel nuts to Sumangali.

Saree

Saree is a traditional costume for the females and the Goddess, according to the Hindu religion, draping the Saree to the deity during the puja rituals at the temple is Hindu tradition. Mostly married women wear saree as a symbol of marriage. During Puja, saree is offered to the Goddess expressing respect to her. After the completion of puja, it is gifted to the married women with betel leaves, betel nuts, and bananas.

Dharbe

Dharbe grass stands an important part of puja rituals. It is the representation of purity and sacred. It offered to Lord Ganesha during the puja and Homam. Generally, Dharbe is considered sacred and can also be tied to the ring finger while doing pooja, to make it successful.

This grass reduces the Shani dosha and obstacles during the puja and rituals. Dharbe purifies some dosha during the Homam rituals. While performing Homam Dharbe is placed around the Homam to make it sacred and to secure from the demons.

Betal Nut

Traditionally, people offer betel nut and leaves to the Deity and also for forefathers to get the blessings from them. And the betel nut purifies the devotee’s concentration, it is a symbol of natural food offering to God. According to Hindu ritual  Thambulam(betel leaf with betel nut) is given to women as a token of respect who attends the pooja or ceremony. Not only traditional importance to Betel nuts, but there are also so many minerals that help to maintain good health.

Deepam Oil

Deepam oil is used for all puja Diya, oil employs the spiritual process in the human being. Panch oil(a mixture of five oil) generates positive thoughts, spiritual power. The lamp must need oil for lighting Diyas. Lighted Diya is considered as God(positive power) and also as a symbol or relation between the deity and devotes. In Hindu culture, lighting the Diya in the morning and in the evening is a daily process to attain a peaceful house and also for Mukti(freedom of life).

Cotton wicks

According to the Hindu rituals we use much natural material for the Puja and Homam, to lit Diyas in puja mandir, to do prayer for all spiritual practices we use cotton wicks for lightening the house as well as Temples with Diyas. Cotton wick employs a significant part of the puja. To lit Diya, fill Diyas with oil and place the cotton wicks at one end of Diya and lit the cotton wicks with a matchbox.

Homa Sticks

To perform Homa, the first priority is given to Homam sticks. Natural Herbal plants, firewood, the sandal is also used as Homam sticks. These sticks are lighted, while starting the Homa and different sticks have different unique power when burnt along with Kapoor, Ghee, sesame oil and many more. while performing Homam the sticks reduce the Dosha and bad karma level.

Harali Samidha

Harali Samidha it is a kind of stick that stands especially to perform Homam. By using these sticks Homam is performed for Gods and Goddess also for Navagraha puja to get boon and blessings from all Gods, Grahas, and Stars.

Navagraha Samidha

Navagraha samidha advert nine planets blessing to neutralize the malefic effects and karma, these nine sticks indicate Nine planets. This stick deals with an important role in the Homam ritual if the purohit burn the stick to relieve from the bad karma and to control the Graha dosha.

Arka – Sun,

Palash – Moon,

Khadir – Mars,

Peepal – Jupiter,

Apamarga – Mercury,

Audambar – Venus,

Shabhi – Saturn,

Durva – Rahu,

Kusha – Ketu.

Havan Samagri

Havan Samagri is a mixture with different dried herbs, flowers, leaf and roots for the fire ritual. The deity loves the natural herbs, and it is a tool to invoke the god for Homam while chanting the mantra, havan samagri is offered to Homam(to the fire) it is considered to be given directly to the God. It also cleanses the body and helps to improve health.

Mouli

According to the Vedic Ritual, Mouli is the thread used to tie to hand or on the neck to make the body sacred before starting the Homam. Thi thread with red color protects from difficulties and critical situations. The yellow thread helps to show the path or improves the way of life.

Dhanvantri Bag     

The name Dhanvantri is taken from the Ayurveda expert whose name is Dhanvantri in the olden days. Dhanvantri bag refers to ayurvedic medicine, to carry sacred puja materials and natural herbs.

White Mustard

White Mustard is used while performing the fire ritual as well as to offer God by preparing sweets. Offering raw mustard to the God idol is the ancient Hindu ritual. White mustard when offered to Homam gives so many health benefits, as the inhalation of that surroundings air(while performing Homam) will get rid of all health problems.

Colors

Natural Colors are used to design rangoli in puja mandir, at the entrance of the house and mainly near to the Tulasi tree. Rangoli(Muggu) is designed at the entrance of the house as a symbol of a warm welcome to the guests, and to create a fresh and happy environment around the house. Colors are used to make rangoli at different aspects like Homam, Puja, Vratam, and also in front of the temples is preferred.

Clay Deepa

According to Hindu culture, people lit clay diyas at the puja mandir as it is considered as sacred. Deepam act as the most important part of the puja also considered as the symbol of five elements(Jal, Agni, Vayu, Prithvi, Akash). The deepam is the tool to invite the supreme power (God) and the fire symbolizes god view. Clay Deepa improves positive power in the home/temple, and also for a peaceful mind.

Ganga Jal

Ganga Jal is the purest river water among the seven rivers. This water considered for purification when sprinkled near the Homam and puja place. According to the scriptures/Vedas, holy water purifies the mind and circumstances, and it destroys the evil energy, and the dosha.

Dry coconut

Dry coconut is offered to God and also for the fire ritual(Homam) to get the blessings of God and to please him. From Vedas, offering dry coconut is considered as sacred, and its symbol of the soul. So dry coconut is offered.

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