

Daily Puja Kit
Thirty days of daily puja samagri in one tin
Blended in Mysore and Kannauj
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Festive storeKarva Chauth in 6 daysGuided Vedic practices
Change rarely comes from one big moment. It comes from what you do every morning. Shiwalay gives you guided practices from ancient wisdom (rituals of 7 or 21 days, vrats and daily sadhana), step by step, in English and Hindi. And everything we sell is here to support a practice.
Three to begin with. Pick the one that names your morning.
Peace · With Shiva, in stillness21-Day Peace Ritual15 minutes a day₹2,100How Shiwalay works
Every practice is written out in full: the mantra, the count, the order, the why. Drawn from the scriptures, the Puranas and the household traditions families have kept, in plain English and Hindi. Nothing is assumed, nothing is invented, and nothing is promised that a practice can't give.
See a practice, step by stepA reminder at the time you choose. One day opens per calendar day, so you can't binge it or lose your place. A missed day never resets the count. By day 21 the practice is a habit, not a resolution.
Find your practice in a minuteEverything a practice needs, from a named maker with its proof in the box: the X-ray report, the weight, the batch date. Each product page says why it is traditionally used and what completes it. Or begin with what is already on your altar; the practice is free.
Shop for your practiceA kit for each practice, packed in the order you use it, with every day's samagri measured out, from ₹1,049. It costs less than the items bought separately. See the practices and their kits
The spirit behind the ritual
Take the first three letters away from SPIRITUAL and what is left is RITUAL. Those three letters, SPI, are the spirit behind the ritual.
Every ritual in a living tradition carries a spirit. Do it with that spirit and a ritual can change you. Lose the spirit and what is left is a routine, done mechanically, that changes very little.
Take Namaste
The word comes from the Sanskrit namaḥ te: “I bow to you.” An old way to read it hears namaḥ as na mama, “not mine”, the same words said with every offering into the havan fire: idaṃ na mama, this is not mine.
Fold your palms and say it in that spirit, and it means: it is not about me. For a moment you rise above the small self and turn towards the other person: to make them happy, to add something to their life, to serve.
That is why every Shiwalay practice tells you what each step is for, not only how to do it.
PS And care for yourself first, then for others. Self-care is what makes your service to others last.
Festive calendar
Order three weeks early and it arrives in time, anywhere in India.

29 Oct
In 6 days
Karva Chauth
The fast for a spouse's long life; thali, chhalni and shringar.

6 Nov
In 14 days
Dhanteras
The day to buy metal: silver, brass, copper, and the Lakshmi–Kuber puja.

8 Nov to 10 Nov
In 16 days
Diwali
Lakshmi puja on Amavasya, Govardhan the day after, Bhai Dooj to close.
For your practice
Incense that burns to a soft grey ash, camphor that leaves no ring, a lota with its weight on the listing. The things you use every morning, done right once.


Thirty days of daily puja samagri in one tin
Blended in Mysore and Kannauj


60 hand-rolled masala sticks, charcoal-free, from Mysore
Rolled in Mysore


100 g natural Bhimseni crystals in a glass jar
Sourced from Tamil Nadu


Bilona-churned A2 Gir cow ghee, 500 ml jar
Gaushala in Saurashtra, Gujarat


250 ml from Dashashwamedh Ghat, in hand-beaten copper
Varanasi


Samagri every month, timed to the tithi
Packed by Shiwalay, Mumbai

Nine-graha havan samagri from Haridwar, labelled by graha
Haridwar

Ashtagandha, kumkum and gopichandan, 30 g each, brass tray
Blended in Mysore
Made by Shiwalay
Incense, camphor, wicks and kumkum for the month, at your door before the 28th, with a panchang card for the days ahead. In festival months the festival's kit comes too. Skip a month or stop with one WhatsApp message.
Everything for the altar
Every listing names the maker and the town. If a thing can't tell you where it came from, we don't sell it.
Puja Essentials
The everyday things, made properly
Idols & Murtis
Brass, bronze and marble, maker named
Home Mandir
Carved to order for the space you have
Accessories
Diyas, thalis, kalash and bells that last
Rudraksha
Nepal and Java beads, every one X-rayed
Malas
Tulsi, sandalwood, sphatik and more
Yantras & Vastu
Shree Yantras and Vastu, geometry checked
Shringar
Dress your deity for every season
Books
Scriptures to keep, and to give
Meditation
Bowls, aasans and quiet mornings
Sacred Art
Traditional art, signed by the artist
Wellness
Kannauj attar and sattvic living
Where it comes from
We don't run a factory. We find the family in Swamimalai or Mysore who does it best, hold them to a written standard, and put our name next to theirs. You can check every claim we make.
Swamimalai
Lost-wax bronze
Nachiarkoil
Kuthu vilakku lamps
Jaipur
Marble murtis and yantras
Kannauj
Attar
Mysore
Sandalwood, agarbatti
Nepal
Rudraksha
Vrindavan
Laddu Gopal, tulsi
Thanjavur
Tanjore painting
Raghurajpur
Pattachitra
Cuttack
Silver filigree
Saharanpur
Carved mandirs
Kashi
Gangajal, pujas
Beyond the shop
For the days you can't be there yourself. The sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, and the video reaches you before the prasad does.
Daily panchang
One short message each morning: the tithi, the muhurat, and a nudge three weeks before every festival so the kalash is down from the loft in time. Free, nothing else in between, and STOP ends it any time.