Ekadashi Vrat Box

What an Ekadashi asks for, twice a month: a tulsi mala for the 108 of Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya, a brass diya and wicks, the tilak set for chandan and kumkum, Gangajal in a copper flask, and the vrat katha collection with the day's story. A card lists this year's Ekadashi dates and another explains the parana window on Dwadashi. Bring your own Vishnu, Krishna or Laddu Gopal image; tulsi leaves, fruit and milk are fresh from home. Each item is also sold on its own; the box is the cheaper way to keep the vrat.

Material

Tulsi wood, brass, copper, paper

Origin

Components from their own makers, packed in Mumbai

Ekadashi comes twice a month and is kept for Vishnu with a fast, a tulsi mala japa, the day's katha, and the parana on Dwadashi in the given window.

1. Mark the dates from the card on your calendar; the box stays ready between them.
2. Follow the day card each morning; the practice itself, day by day, is free at shiwalay.com/vidhi/ekadashi-vrat-kit.
3. Break the fast on Dwadashi in the window on the parana card.

• Wipe dry after every aarti; water spots become tarnish within a day.
• Clean monthly with pitambari or tamarind pulp, rinse, and dry with a soft cloth.
• Keep lacquered pieces away from flame and abrasives; the coating is what keeps them bright.
• Rinse and dry after each use; copper darkens fast when left wet.
• Restore shine with lemon and salt or tamarind, then rinse and dry immediately.

• Vrindavan tulsi japa mala
• Brass diya
• Cotton wicks, pack of 50
• Ashtagandha tilak set
• Kashi Gangajal in a copper flask
• Vrat katha sangrah
• This year's Ekadashi dates, on a card
• Parana timing guide

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