Lakshmi Grace Collection
A brass lotus diya, kumkum and a Lakshmi prayer card for the home altar.
₹1,499
Diwali Lakshmi-Ganesha Ritual Box
For Lakshmi puja on the evening of Diwali
A composed Lakshmi-Ganesha puja for Diwali evening, with diyas and a guide.
₹1,999
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Composed for gifting: Diwali, Festival gifting.
The story
For Lakshmi puja on the evening of Diwali
On the evening of Diwali, families clean and light their homes and perform Lakshmi puja, traditionally honouring Ganesha first. This box gathers the puja into one composed set.
Meaning
On Diwali, homes are lit to welcome Lakshmi, with Ganesha honoured first.
Ganesha is worshipped first, as at the start of every puja; Lakshmi is welcomed with light, flowers and sweets. The lamps carry the festival’s meaning of light over darkness.
Inside
What it holds, and why
Clay diyas and wicks, kumkum and haldi, a red altar cloth, incense, a small brass kalash and a Diwali puja guide card.
- Clay diyas and wicksTo light the home for Lakshmi.
- Kumkum and haldiOffered to Ganesha and Lakshmi.
- Red altar clothA clean seat for the murtis.
- IncenseFragrance for the puja.
- Small brass kalashWater, placed as a sign of plenty.
- Diwali puja guideThe evening puja, in order.
The ritual
How it is used
Place Ganesha and Lakshmi on a clean cloth, light the diyas, offer kumkum, haldi, flowers and sweets to Ganesha and then to Lakshmi, and perform aarti together.
Prepare the altar
Spread the cloth and place Ganesha to the left of Lakshmi.
Place the kalash
Fill it with water and set it beside the murtis.
Light the diyas
Light the diyas on the altar and at the doorway.
Offer
Offer kumkum, haldi, flowers and sweets, to Ganesha first.
Aarti
Perform aarti together and share the prasad.
Gifting
A gift that carries a blessing.
Composed so the meaning travels with it: the story of each piece, told simply, for the person receiving it.
- Diwali
- Festival gifting
Information
The details that matter
What’s included
- Clay diyas and wicksTo light the home for Lakshmi.
- Kumkum and haldiOffered to Ganesha and Lakshmi.
- Red altar clothA clean seat for the murtis.
- IncenseFragrance for the puja.
- Small brass kalashWater, placed as a sign of plenty.
- Diwali puja guideThe evening puja, in order.
How to use
- 1. Prepare the altar. Spread the cloth and place Ganesha to the left of Lakshmi.
- 2. Place the kalash. Fill it with water and set it beside the murtis.
- 3. Light the diyas. Light the diyas on the altar and at the doorway.
- 4. Offer. Offer kumkum, haldi, flowers and sweets, to Ganesha first.
- 5. Aarti. Perform aarti together and share the prasad.
Care
- Keep clay diyas dry; soak them in water for an hour before first use so they absorb less oil.
- Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use.
Materials and size
Clay diyas and a brass kalash (design intent, confirmed before launch).
Dimensions will be confirmed before launch.
Shipping
Shipping options and delivery times will be published before our first collection opens.
Returns
Our returns policy will be published before launch. No orders are taken until it is.
Questions
Frequently asked
Are murtis included?
No. The box is designed for the Lakshmi and Ganesha murtis or images already in your home.
When can I order?
Checkout opens with our first collection. Until then you can save pieces to your bag on this device. Prices shown are indicative launch prices.
What about shipping and returns?
Shipping, delivery times and returns will be published before launch. We will not take orders until they are.
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