From Prayer to Celebration
Everything your ritual needs,
and who nearby actually has it
Choose an occasion. POOJYO walks the graph and returns the full list — flowers, garlands, pooja items, decoration services — with quantities, the reason each item matters, and the florist near you who stocks the most of it.
How it works
Three steps, one graph traversal behind each.
Pick the occasion
Ganesh Chaturthi, a house warming, or just the daily lamp. Each is a node with typed relationships to everything it needs.
Get the real list
Quantities, units and the reason each item matters — read from the relationship, not the product. Twenty-one durva blades, not 'some grass'.
Find who has it
Four hops out to the vendors near you, ranked by how much of your list a single shop can cover.
Rituals
Performed when a household needs them — no fixed date.
Daily Pooja
The morning lamp. A few flowers, a wick, a pinch of kumkum — the smallest and most repeated ritual there is,…
Wedding (Kalyanam)
Three days of ritual around the muhurtham itself. By far the largest checklist in the app, and the one where…
Lakshmi Pooja
Worship of Lakshmi for prosperity, kept on Fridays and at the peak of Diwali. Lotus and red cloth are the…
House Warming (Griha Pravesh)
Entering a new home. Milk is boiled over until it spills, the kalash is carried in first, and the threshold…
Satyanarayan Pooja
A vrat performed on the full moon or after a milestone — a new job, a new house, a safe return. Tulsi is…
Varalakshmi Vratham
Kept by married women on the Friday before the full moon of Shravana. The kalash is dressed as the goddess…
Festivals
Kept on a date the whole community observes together.
Diwali
Five days of lamps. The largest single spike in demand for diyas, oil, marigold and rangoli powder in the…
Ganesh Chaturthi
Eleven days from installation to immersion. Durva grass in bunches of twenty-one and red hibiscus are…
Navratri
Nine nights, and in the south nine days of golu display. A different colour is kept each day, which makes the…
Pongal
The harvest festival. Rice is boiled over in a new clay pot at sunrise, and sugarcane and turmeric plants are…
Dussehra
The tenth day, closing Navratri. Tools, books and instruments are worshipped before being taken up again.
Maha Shivaratri
A night-long vigil with abhishekam every three hours. Bilva leaves and vibuthi in quantity, and nothing that…
Shop by category
The taxonomy nests three levels deep — counts include everything beneath.
Decoration Services
Bookable services where a decorator comes to you — stages, mandaps, temples, homes and cars.
12 products · 4 subcategoriesFlowers
Fresh loose flowers sold by weight or by bunch, the foundation of almost every ritual.
20 products · 3 subcategoriesGarlands
Strung flowers for deities, couples, vehicles and photographs.
12 products · 3 subcategoriesPooja Essentials
Everything that is not a flower: lamps, powders, vessels, offerings and ready-made kits.
35 products · 6 subcategoriesBought most this season
Ranked by real purchase history in the graph over the last six months.
Coconut
Broken at the start of almost every ritual. Also sits whole in the mouth of the kalash.
Camphor
Pure camphor tablets for aarti. Burns without residue, which is the whole reason it is used.
Kumkum
Red powder for the tilak and for offering. Given to guests along with turmeric at the end.
Akshata
Unbroken rice stained with turmeric, sprinkled as blessing and used to invoke the deity.
Banana Leaves
Full leaves used as serving plates for prasad and feast meals, and to line the pooja platform.
Agarbathi
Incense sticks. A pack of about forty, lit at the start of the pooja and left to burn through.
Jaggery
Unrefined cane sugar. The base of most prasad, and offered plain alongside coconut.
Marigold (Loose)
The workhorse of Indian ritual. Sold loose by the kilo for scattering, toranas and rangoli borders.…
Best-rated florists
Flower stalls, garland makers, pooja stores and decorators.
Meenakshi Flower House
Meenakshi Nagar
Supplies the Meenakshi temple itself. The oldest business on the platform and the best-rated.
Mylapore Mala Stores
Mylapore
Garland specialists beside the Kapaleeshwarar tank. Strings temple-length work to order and…
Bengaluru Mandap Works
Jayanagar
Mandap and stage specialists. Carry their own pillars and canopy frames to venues across the city.
Dadar Phool Galli
Dadar
The city’s wholesale flower market. Trades through the night; by nine in the morning the good stock…
Jayanagar Hoovina Angadi
Jayanagar
The 4th Block flower market institution. Kanakambaram and crossandra by the mozham, cut while you…
Sri Kamakshi Flower Stall
T. Nagar
Four generations at the same corner of Ranganathan Street. Opens before dawn for the temple trade…
Why this runs on a graph
A ritual shopping list is not a catalogue. What matters is the relationship between an occasion and an item — and that relationship carries facts of its own.
Facts live on the edge
Marigold is 0.25 kg and optional for a daily lamp; 15 kg and essential for a wedding. Same flower — the difference belongs to the pairing, and nowhere else.
Hierarchies of any depth
Ask for Chennai and reach vendors registered in T. Nagar. One variable-length pattern here; a recursive CTE in SQL.
Substitution chains
Jasmine is out of season → tuberose → chrysanthemum. The walk follows the chain and scores each further hop lower on its own.
Paths, not just rows
Ask how marigold relates to Diwali and get the route back. A join returns rows; only a graph returns the way it got there.