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Everything that is not a flower: lamps and the oil that feeds them, sacred powders, vessels, offerings, textiles, and kits that bundle a whole ritual into one box.
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Incense sticks. A pack of about forty, lit at the start of the pooja and left to burn through.
Unbroken rice stained with turmeric, sprinkled as blessing and used to invoke the deity.
Offered whole and distributed as prasad. Small yellow varieties are preferred.
Rung throughout the aarti. Sounded to open the ritual and to mark each circuit of the lamp.
Standing brass lamp for the altar. Lit first and extinguished last.
Pure camphor tablets for aarti. Burns without residue, which is the whole reason it is used.
Unglazed clay lamps. Soaked in water for an hour before first use so they do not drink the oil.
Broken at the start of almost every ritual. Also sits whole in the mouth of the kalash.
Hand-rolled wicks, a hundred to a packet. Long wicks for standing lamps, short for clay diyas.
Cashew, almond, raisin and date, offered on the plate and folded into prasad.
Durva, red hibiscus, modak mould, kumkum, camphor, wicks and the printed vidhi in one box.
Fuel for the lamp and an ingredient in prasad. Cow ghee is preferred for the aarti lamp.
Kalash, mango leaves, coconut, navadhanya, rangoli powder and the milk-boiling vessel for a house…
Catches ash from agarbathi and holds the sambrani charcoal safely.
Unrefined cane sugar. The base of most prasad, and offered plain alongside coconut.
Water pot that holds the invoked deity for the duration of the ritual. Dressed with mango leaves…
Red powder for the tilak and for offering. Given to guests along with turmeric at the end.
Lotus, kumkum, silver coin, ghee lamp and prasad ingredients for Diwali and Varalakshmi.
Shapes the twenty-one modaks offered to Ganesha. Steel keeps its edge better than the plastic sort.
Nine grains, one for each planet. Offered at house warmings and at homams.
Milk, curd, ghee, honey and sugar, portioned for the abhishekam and the prasad that follows.
Small copper vessel and spoon for the ritual water offerings.
The plate everything is arranged on and carried around the idol during aarti.
Light offering scattered on the fire and distributed afterwards. Central to Pongal and Karthigai.