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Shankh, Hawan Kund and Puja Accessories (Pooja Samagri in Brass)

shankh · hawan kund · trishul · damru · gulab pash · pooja samagri

From$5
Sizes1–49 inch
Dispatch2 days
About these pieces

Everything a puja needs besides the idol, the diya and the thali ends up here. That means shankh, hawan kund, trishul, damru, gulab pash for sprinkling rose water, sindoor boxes, puja tortoises, the gada of Hanuman and the farsa of Parshuram. 143 are pure brass, 10 are copper, 7 are aluminium, and there is 1 each in stainless steel and silver plate.

Sizes vary more here than anywhere else in the shop, from 1.2 inch sindoor boxes to ceremonial pieces of about 62.5 inch. So read the height on every listing before ordering. A trishul or gada may be a 4 inch altar piece or a tall one meant for a temple or a stage. For items that are used and not just displayed, think about the use: a hawan kund must be deep enough for your samagri and sit flat, and a gulab pash should have a cap that closes firmly.

Copper pieces darken quickly with water. Dry them straight after use.

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About these pieces

Everything a puja needs besides the idol, the diya and the thali ends up here. That means shankh, hawan kund, trishul, damru, gulab pash for sprinkling rose water, sindoor boxes, puja tortoises, the gada of Hanuman and the farsa of Parshuram. 143 are pure brass, 10 are copper, 7 are aluminium, and there is 1 each in stainless steel and silver plate.

Sizes vary more here than anywhere else in the shop, from 1.2 inch sindoor boxes to ceremonial pieces of about 62.5 inch. So read the height on every listing before ordering. A trishul or gada may be a 4 inch altar piece or a tall one meant for a temple or a stage. For items that are used and not just displayed, think about the use: a hawan kund must be deep enough for your samagri and sit flat, and a gulab pash should have a cap that closes firmly.

Copper pieces darken quickly with water. Dry them straight after use.

Good to know

Which shankh is right for a home mandir?
It depends on use. A blowing shankh has an open mouthpiece, and a jal shankh is kept for water and abhishek. Choose a size that sits steadily on your shelf or stand.
How do I clean brass pooja items?
Rub with lemon and salt or tamarind pulp, rinse with water and dry at once with a soft cloth. Lacquered pieces only need a dry wipe.
Can I do hawan at home in a brass or copper kund?
Yes, a metal hawan kund is made for home use. Place it on a heat-safe surface such as a tile or a brick, since the base gets hot.
Do you supply pooja items in bulk?
Everything is made in Moradabad, and bulk orders for temples, events and return gifts can be arranged. Contact us with the item and quantity.