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Pooja ItemsCoconutConsumable

Coconut

Broken at the start of almost every ritual. Also sits whole in the mouth of the kalash.

₹45per piece

Where to buy

Every shop that carries it, cheapest in-stock first.

Price, stock and lead time are properties of the AVAILABLE_AT relationship — the same product costs different amounts at different shops, and that fact belongs to the pairing.Product → AVAILABLE_AT → Florist → LOCATED_IN → Location

Shops selling Coconut
ShopAreaRatingPriceAvailability
Matunga Pooja BhandarMatunga 4.6(402)₹42In stock · Next day
Adyar Pooja MartAdyar 4.5(289)₹43In stock · 2 days
Malleshwaram Pooja SamagriMalleshwaram 4.5(312)₹39Out of stock

2 of 3 shops have it in stock right now.

If you can't get it

Alternatives found by walking the substitution chain up to three hops.

Closeness is multiplied along the chain, so a substitute reached in two hops automatically scores lower than a direct one — no rule had to say so.Product → SUBSTITUTE_FOR*1..3 → Product

There is no accepted substitute for Coconut.

For items like tulsi, durva grass and bilva leaves this is a real answer, not a gap in the data — the ritual does not permit a stand-in. The graph represents that by the honest means of having no relationship.

Needed for

Every occasion that calls for this, and how much each one needs.

Exactly the same relationship as the checklist, traversed in the other direction and at the same cost. A relational schema would need a second index for this.Occasion → NEEDS → Product (read backwards)

How Coconut connects to Diwali

The route the graph took, not just the fact that a route exists.

This is the query with no relational equivalent. A join returns rows; the joins that connected them are gone by the time the result exists. Only a graph can hand back the path itself.shortestPath, up to 6 hops

  1. Coconut is needed by
  2. Diwali

1 hop through the graph