🔥 पारंपरिक वेदों की पवित्र विधि से प्रेरित — शुद्ध हवन सामग्री।

Poojashala Vedic Hawan Samagri is crafted from authentic Vedic herbs, aromatic roots, and sacred natural ingredients — following the same formulations used in traditional Indian yagnas for thousands of years. No fillers, no artificial fragrance, no synthetic additives.

🌿 Key Ingredients

• ✅ Guggal (Commiphora mukul) — sacred resin for purification
• ✅ Loban — aromatic resin for vastu shuddhi
• ✅ Havan herbs — traditional Vedic formulation
• ✅ Kapoor (Bhimseni) — for divine fragrance and cleansing
• ✅ Natural aromatic woods and roots — no artificial color or scent

✅ Benefits

• ✅ Purifies Air & Energy — Sacred smoke removes negativity, bacteria, and stale energy from your home
• ✅ Vedic Formulation — Traditional herb combination for maximum spiritual and physical benefit
• ✅ 100% Natural — No synthetic fragrances, no chemical binders, no artificial colors
• ✅ Divine Fragrance — Rich, earthy, sacred aroma that transforms your pooja space
• ✅ 500g Pack — Sufficient for regular use for 2–3 months

🎯 Perfect For

• Daily agnihotra and hawan rituals
• Navratri, Sawan, Purnima special hawans
• Griha Pravesh and vastu shuddhi
• Yajna with family pandit

🕯️ How to Use

1. Light coal or desi cow dung cake in hawan kund
2. Once glowing, add 1–2 tablespoons of samagri with ghee
3. Recite your mantras while the sacred smoke rises
4. Repeat with each mantra or offering

📦 Pack Details

• Weight: 500g
• Shelf life: 12 months in cool, dry place
• Packaging: Sealed bag — store in airtight container after opening

🚚 Delivery & Returns

• Ships in 48 hours | Delivered 3–7 days PAN India | COD available

❓ FAQs

Q: Can this be used with our Hawan Cups?
A: Yes! Add a pinch of samagri to the Hawan Cup for enhanced fragrance and ritual completeness.

Q: How much samagri per hawan session?
A: 2–4 tablespoons per session depending on duration. 500g lasts 2–3 months for weekly use.

Q: Is it safe for indoor use?
A: Use with one window open. The natural smoke is purifying — the same as traditional dhoopbatti.