Ganesha New Beginnings Collection
Offerings and a prayer card to begin anything new with Ganesha.
₹1,299
Griha Pravesh Blessings Box
To welcome a family into a new home
Kalash, toran and blessings to welcome a family into a new home.
₹2,499
Coming soon. Arriving with our first collection. Save it for launch on this device; nothing is reserved or charged.
Composed for gifting: Housewarming.
The story
To welcome a family into a new home
Griha Pravesh is the ceremony of entering a new home. Families often carry a kalash across the threshold, hang a toran of mango leaves and light a lamp before anything else is unpacked.
Meaning
A home is entered with light, water and the first auspicious step.
The kalash of water stands for abundance and life, the toran welcomes auspiciousness at the door, and the first lamp makes the house a home.
Inside
What it holds, and why
A brass kalash, a fabric toran of mango leaves, a brass diya, kumkum and haldi, a Ganesha prayer card and a blessing card for your message.
- Brass kalashWater carried in as a sign of abundance.
- ToranMango leaves at the door, to welcome auspiciousness.
- Brass diyaThe first light in the new home.
- Kumkum and haldiMarks of an auspicious beginning.
- Ganesha prayer cardTo begin with Ganesha.
- Blessing cardFor your words to the family.
The ritual
How it is used
Hang the toran at the entrance, fill the kalash with water and crown it with mango leaves and a coconut, step in with the right foot first, and light the lamp in the new mandir.
Hang the toran
Tie the toran above the main entrance.
Prepare the kalash
Fill it with water, crown it with mango leaves and a coconut.
Enter
Carry the kalash in and step across the threshold with the right foot first.
Light
Light the diya in the new mandir and say the Ganesha prayer.
Gifting
A gift that carries a blessing.
Designed to be presented in a keepsake box with space for a personal message.
- Housewarming
Information
The details that matter
What’s included
- Brass kalashWater carried in as a sign of abundance.
- ToranMango leaves at the door, to welcome auspiciousness.
- Brass diyaThe first light in the new home.
- Kumkum and haldiMarks of an auspicious beginning.
- Ganesha prayer cardTo begin with Ganesha.
- Blessing cardFor your words to the family.
How to use
- 1. Hang the toran. Tie the toran above the main entrance.
- 2. Prepare the kalash. Fill it with water, crown it with mango leaves and a coconut.
- 3. Enter. Carry the kalash in and step across the threshold with the right foot first.
- 4. Light. Light the diya in the new mandir and say the Ganesha prayer.
Care
- Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use.
- To restore warmth, clean gently with a little lemon and salt, then rinse and dry fully.
- Keep away from standing water.
Materials and size
Brass kalash and diya (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
Does this replace a priest-led ceremony?
No. It is a gift and a simple home ritual. Many families also hold a puja with a priest, and the box can accompany it.
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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