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Navratri Puja Samagri list: Check out the list of items you would need for the rituals

Navratri Puja 2022 Samagri list: Shardiya Navratri, the nine-day long festival dedicated to Maa Durga will commence tomorrow. Therefore, ahead of the auspicious event, check out the list of items you would need for performing puja rituals.

Updated Sep 25, 2022, 08:18 IST

Navratri Puja Samagri List

Shardiya Navratri, which falls in the Hindu month of Ashwin, is dedicated to Devi Durga, the consort of Lord Shiva. This Mother Goddess represents feminine power (Shakti), and hence devotees celebrate her arrival from her heavenly abode to the earth. The festivities commence on the first day (Pratipada), Ashwin Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of the Moon).

Interestingly, the celebrations begin with a ritual called Kalash Sthapana or Ghatasthapana. Check out this link to know more about it.

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And scroll down to know the Puja Samagri or the items you would need to perform Navratri puja.

Navratri 2022 Puja Samagri

Samagri for Kalash Sthapana or Ghatasthapana
A Kalash (copper/bronze/brass/silver). Never use steel or plastic.
Brown coconut with husk (whole)
A few Mango leaves or betel leaves
Haldi
Kumkum
Chandan
Akshat
Water
Currency coins
A piece of fresh red cloth (unused)
Flowers
An earthen tray or a plate bigger than the Kalash.
Soil or natural clay
Nav Dhanya (seeds of nine different grains)
Puja Samagri for Puja of Nav Durga (for nine days)
Goddess Durga's photo or idol made of Pancha Dhatu (five metals)
A chowki (raised wooden platform or a table for keeping the idol/photo frame of Maa Durga)
Fresh unused pieces of red cloth
Solah Shringar items (sindoor, mehendi, kajal, bindi, bangles, toe ring, comb, mirror, anklets, perfume, earrings, nosepin, necklace, red chunri, alta or mahavar, hairpins etc)
Sesame oil or mustard oil or ghee for the lamp (for Akhand Jyot)
Cotton wicks
Brass/silver lamp
Gangajal (for cleansing the puja area)
Dhoop
Agarbatti (incense sticks)
Coconut
Akshat
Paan and supari
Kumkum
Haldi
Chandan
Rosewater
Camphor (Kapur)
Sacred thread - Kalava (red and yellow)
Sweets (Naivedya) and bhog
Flower
Fruits (banana and any other fruit)
Laung-elaichi (clove and cardamom)
Batasha
A few currency coins
Trays for arranging the offerings
Toran (door hangings) made of mango leaves for the main door

Here's wishing all the devotees of Maa Durga, a very Happy Navratri in advance.