Build your daily potli.
Choose your flowers, belpatra and other puja leaves, then add daily prasad if you like. Your package, on your schedule.
Start with your puja.
Suggested flowers and leaves, ready to customize. Traditions vary by household, deity and occasion.
Shiva · flowers & belpatra40 g seasonal flowers, 10 g jasmine and 3 intact belpatra units, each with three leaflets.
Ganesh · flowers & durva40 g seasonal flowers and one small durva bunch, approximately 21 blades.
Krishna · flowers & tulsi40 g seasonal flowers, 20 g rose petals and 10 tulsi leaves.
Devi · flowers & hibiscus40 g seasonal flowers and 3 red hibiscus blooms. A starting point for Kali worship; adapt to your tradition.
Family Puja
Approx. 200 g + 1 mala · ₹99 / delivery
- 200 g mixed seasonal flowers
- 1 small seasonal mala
Cotton carrier. Leaves, prasad and premium flowers are included only when selected below. Dry samagri is excluded. Quantities are approximate.
Leaves for your own tradition.
Belpatra, tulsi, durva and more. Choose just the leaves your ritual calls for.
Bilva for Shiva worship. Each unit is one intact stalk with three leaflets.
A familiar offering in Krishna and Vishnu traditions; choose for your own practice.
Traditionally offered to Ganesh. The bunch size is an illustrative pack quantity.
For kalash and occasion-specific arrangements; not needed in every daily ritual.
For ritual offerings and tambulam where customary. Betel nuts are not included.
Selected leaves arrive with every scheduled delivery. For a single ceremony, request a one-time package. Leaves are packed separately from prasad; no leaf substitution is assumed.
A little guidance for your puja
These are common uses, not a list required for every puja. Follow your family or priest’s practice; the package names do not imply a complete ritual kit.
- Shiva: bilva, also called belpatra or bel pata, is a traditional offering. One trifoliate unit has three leaflets. Isha’s bilva guide ↗
- Ganesh: durva grass is used in Ganapati worship. Siddhivinayak Devsthan guidance ↗
- Krishna: tulsi is used in offerings in the ISKCON tradition. ISKCON Bangalore ↗
- Kali: red hibiscus is offered at Amritapuri’s Kali temple. Other Devi traditions may differ. Amritapuri Ashram Diary ↗
- Flowers: rose, jasmine, marigold and lotus feature in Tirumala’s worship or adornment. They are choices to match your practice, not deity-exclusive rules. TTD’s flower gardens ↗
- Occasional leaves: mango and betel leaves appear in temple lists for ceremonies such as Satyanarayana puja. Select only when needed. Hindu Temple Omaha’s puja list ↗
A little more colour & fragrance.
Keep your base flower mix, then add the blooms and petals you prefer.
Used in several puja traditions; select when your ritual calls for it.
Often chosen for Kali worship. Follow your household’s Devi tradition.
Flowers, leaves and optional prasad together range from ₹20–₹300 per delivery. Your base contents and price are retained. All quantities and prices are illustrative.
Request a larger packageA little sweetness for your ritual.
Add optional prasad to your daily pack. One 50 g portion on each of your scheduled delivery days.
Demo recipe: gram flour (besan), ghee (milk), sugar, cardamom and almond slivers.
Allergens: Contains milk and almonds. Supplier cross-contact controls are unverified.
Shelf life and pack date are unverified until a supplier is appointed.
Sealed in a food-safe inner pack, separate from flowers and samagri. No temple offering service is included.
Illustrative add-on prices. Prasad is optional; some starting packages preselect it. Flowers, leaves and prasad together stay within ₹300 per delivery.