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Puja Essentials for Daily Worship
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Puja essentials from Utkal Samagri
Utkal Samagri puja essentials are everyday worship items from Odisha, hygienically packed in Bhubaneswar: the Daily Puja Essentials Set (one box of 12 puja items), Agarbatti and Jhuna, the natural puja resin of Odisha. They are sold on Flipkart, Amazon, Meesho and Shopsy, on WhatsApp in Bhubaneswar, and in bulk to retailers, wholesalers and marketplace sellers across India.
- Daily Puja Essentials SetOne box with 12 everyday puja items: Sindoor / Kumkum, Chandan Powder, Nakul Dana for bhog, Camphor, Cotton Puja Wicks, Cotton Aarti Batti, Agarbatti (40 sticks), Sambrani Cups, Jhuna, Diya Oil, Gangajal and Puja Utensil Cleaning Powder. Pack weight 500 g.
- AgarbattiIncense sticks for daily puja at home or in the temple.
- Jhuna - Natural Puja ResinAn aromatic natural resin burned during puja in Odisha and eastern India.
Questions about puja essentials
What are puja essentials?
Puja essentials are the everyday items used in Hindu worship at home or in a temple, such as sindoor, chandan, camphor, wicks, agarbatti, diya oil and gangajal. Utkal Samagri packs 12 of them in one box, the Daily Puja Essentials Set.
Where can I buy Utkal Samagri puja essentials?
The Daily Puja Essentials Set is sold on Flipkart, Amazon, Meesho and Shopsy (links on our Business Partners page). In Bhubaneswar, use the Order on WhatsApp button or message +91 70086 27269 for same-day delivery within 12 km of our store. Retailers, wholesalers and marketplace sellers can buy in bulk through the Become a Partner page.
Do you supply puja essentials in bulk?
Yes. Utkal Samagri supplies retailers, wholesalers, distributors and marketplace sellers across India. Apply on the Become a Partner page or message us on WhatsApp. Custom packaging may be available depending on the order quantity.
What is Jhuna used for?
Jhuna is a natural aromatic resin burned during puja in Odisha and other parts of eastern India. Its fragrance and smoke are associated with temples and traditional worship.
