Packaging of pooja items available in the market are not very functional and user friendly. We at Divine House, have specially curated a beautiful and unique combo of Ashtagandha, Chandan and Roli for your pooja. We truly believe that when people don’t compromise on their individual well-being, why compromise on quality when you are praying to the divine God? Fragrance Information:Roli - The bright red colour is associated with prosperity, good fortune, and positive energy. It is often used to mark the beginning of auspicious events and celebrations. When applied on the forehead, Roli is believed to invoke the blessings and protection of the deities. It is customary to apply Roli to the foreheads of guests and family members during festivals, weddings, and religious ceremonies as a symbol of goodwill and protection. Ashtagandha - When Chandan Ashtagandha is applied to the forehead or other parts of the body during worship or religious ceremonies, it is believed to purify the individual, and create a spiritually charged atmosphere with the blessings of God. Ashtagandha is a Sanskrit word, 'ashta' means eight and 'gandha' means fragrance. It is a holy mixture of eight different items - Golochan, Kapoor, Haldi, Kesar, Kapoor Kachli, Itra Muske Amber, Naag Kesar and Kumkum. The combined fragrance of these eight items is considered auspicious and is believed to attract divine energies and dispel negativity.Yellow Chandan - Also known as ""Pila Chandan"" or ""Turmeric Sandalwood paste,"" holds its own unique significance in Hindu rituals and cultural practices. It is a blend of sandalwood paste and turmeric, which gives it a yellow colour. Yellow is considered an auspicious colour in Hindu culture, representing prosperity and well-being. It is used in religious ceremonies and festivals to invoke positive energies and blessings. Both turmeric and sandalwood are known for their healing properties in Ayurveda. It is believed to have a soothing and purifying effect on the skin and is used to promote overall health and well-being. Similar to white Chandan, yellow Chandan is believed to represent the third eye or spiritual eye. By applying it on the forehead, individuals seek to awaken their inner wisdom and spiritual consciousness.Material Information:Natural and Pure Turmeric is a key ingredient in our Divine Tilak Pack. Along with natural dyes derived from plants, sandalwood powder is added for its fragrance and cooling properties, Camphor (Kapoor) is included for its aromatic properties. Features of our Divine Tilak Pack: - Air tight bottle making product long lasting - Easy to use in pooja rituals - Convenient and handy - Made using high quality natural ingredients - Aesthetically pleasing design.

At Divine House, we truly believe that enhancing your spiritual experience with our quality products and preserving ancient traditions go hand in hand. Havan holds immense importance in Hindu rituals, as it serves as a sacred means of connecting with God. Panchagavya is a traditional and sacred mixture, primarily made from five key ingredients obtained from the cow, collectively referred to as the "panchagavya." These ingredients include cow ghee (clarified butter), cow curd, cow milk, cow dung, and cow urine. Divine House Panchagavya havan cups hold significant religious, spiritual, and cultural importance. Burning them are a means of communication with the gods, seeking their blessings, and conveying our prayers. Ingredients: → 108 Herbs→ Cow Ghee (clarified butter)→ Cow Curd→ Cow Milk→ Cow Dung→ Cow Urine Direction to use: • Hold the Divine Havan Cup from bottom• Light the upper side rim of cup over fire• Wait till the entire rim starts burning eventually• After entire rim glows, burn out the flame• Place the Divine House Havan cup on the provided incense holder• Experience the divine aroma

At Divine House, we truly believe that enhancing your spiritual experience with our quality products and preserving ancient traditions go hand in hand. Havan holds immense importance in Hindu rituals, as it serves as a sacred means of connecting with God. Tulsi holds significant importance in cultural and religious contexts. Burning loban cleanses the environment of negative energies, promotes positive vibes, and purifies the air. Divine House Tulsi Loban havan cups are used for purification, protection, healing, and enhancing spiritual practices. Burning them are a means of communication with the gods, seeking their blessings, and conveying our prayers. Direction to use:• Hold the Divine Havan Cup from bottom• Light the upper side rim of cup over fire• Wait till the entire rim starts burning eventually• After entire rim glows, burn out the flame• Place the Divine House Havan cup on the provided incense holder• Experience the divine aroma

We at Divine House, have specially curated a unique Bhakti Jal pack for deities bathing and worship. These offerings are a gesture of respect, devotion, and submission to the divine.Ganga Jal (sourced from Gangotri) – It is often used as an essential element in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. offered to deities during pooja and aarti as a symbol of purity and devotion. Considered as the earthly manifestation of the goddess Ganga, and her waters are believed to carry the essence of her divine presence. Using Ganga Jal in rituals and ceremonies creates a direct connection with the divine goddess.Kesar Chandan - Kesar Chandan water, also known as Saffron Sandalwood water, holds significant importance in pooja and religious ceremonies. It is prepared by soaking saffron strands and sandalwood powder in water, infusing the liquid with the essence of both saffron and sandalwood. Kesar Chandan water is considered highly auspicious in Hindu rituals. The combination of both is believed to attract positive energies and blessings from the divine. Importance: 1. Fragrance and Serenity: The aromatic combination of saffron and sandalwood creates a pleasant and calming fragrance. Using Kesar Chandan water in pooja enhances the spiritual ambiance and promotes a serene atmosphere during the worship. 2. Symbol of Purity: Both saffron and sandalwood are associated with purity and cleanliness. Using Kesar Chandan water to cleanse the deity's idol and ritual objects signifies the purity and sanctity of the offerings. 3. Offering to Deities: Kesar Chandan water is offered to the deities as a sacred and fragrant liquid. It is believed that the deities are pleased by the pleasant fragrance and purity of the offering. 4. Spiritual Significance: In Hinduism, saffron is often associated with spirituality and represents the search for truth and wisdom. Sandalwood, on the other hand, symbolizes purity and devotion. The combination of the two in Kesar Chandan water represents the union of these spiritual qualities. Features of our Divine Bhakti Jal Pack:• Air tight bottle making product long lasting • Easy to use in pooja rituals• Convenient and handy• Made using high quality natural ingredients • Aesthetically pleasing design

We at Divine House, have specially curated a unique Bhakti Jal pack for deities bathing and worship. These offerings are a gesture of respect, devotion, and submission to the divine.Ganga Jal (sourced from Gangotri) – Used as an essential element in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. It is offered to deities during pooja and aarti as a symbol of purity and devotion. It is considered as the earthly manifestation of the goddess Ganga, and her waters are believed to carry the essence of her divine presence. Using Ganga Jal in rituals and ceremonies creates a direct connection with the divine goddess.Bhakti Jal - Rose - Holds special significance in pooja and various other religious and cultural practices. It has been made by distilling rose petals with water and has a delightful fragrance that adds to its spiritual and aromatic value. Here are some significances of rose water in pooja: Importance:1. Purification: Rose water is often used to purify the items used in pooja, such as the deity's idol, puja utensils, and other ritual objects. Sprinkling rose water is believed to cleanse and sanctify these items before offering them to the deity. The delicate and sweet fragrance of rose water creates a soothing and refreshing atmosphere during pooja. It uplifts the spirits and enhances the overall experience of the ritual. 2. Spiritual Significance: In Hinduism, rose water is associated with love and spirituality. Offering rose water during pooja is a way of expressing love and reverence for the deities and seeking their blessings. 3. Aromatic Experience: The aromatic experience of rose water is believed to elevate one's senses and create a more profound spiritual connection during worship. In some traditions, rose water is used to bathe the deity's idol as a form of ritualistic purification and devotion. Overall, the use of rose water in pooja enhances the spiritual ambiance, symbolizes devotion, and is believed to attract positive energies. The fragrance of rose water is considered pleasing to the deities and is offered with love and reverence. It is an integral part of Hindu rituals and adds a touch of beauty and elegance to the worship experience. Features of our Divine Bhakti Jal pack: - Air tight bottle making product long lasting - Easy to use in pooja rituals - Convenient and handy - Made using high quality natural ingredients - Aesthetically pleasing design.

Havan holds immense importance in Hindu rituals, as it serves as a sacred means of connecting with God. Havan Samagri serves as the medium through which offerings are made, and it is believed that the smoke and fragrance from these offerings carry the prayers to the deities.Importance: In Hinduism, it is believed that different materials emit specific energies and vibrations. The combination of rare and exotic Ayurvedic herbs, roots, and natural raw materials used in the Divine House Havan Samagri will create a harmonious and positive environment during the havan. This energy will further enhance the effectiveness of the ritual and the potency of the prayers.TIP : As havan is a sacred ceremony, we advise using only superior quality products that are authentic in nature.