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The samagri list for a festival puja, with the items most people forget at the bottom where you will see them.
Puja samagri lists go wrong in a predictable way: the main items are obvious and the list is still incomplete, because what is missing is the specific small thing this particular festival needs. This is the samagri list for the festival, with the commonly-forgotten items called out rather than left to chance.
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Four steps, and the tool is designed so that is all it needs.
Ganesh Chaturthi, Lakshmi Puja and Satyanarayan Puja need genuinely different things, so the list is per festival rather than one generic kit.
Ticks persist in your browser so the list is usable in the market on your phone.
Kumkum, camphor, a matchbox and a coconut are the classic omissions. They are grouped together so the pre-billing check takes five seconds.
A complete puja item list you can tick off while shopping.
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No, and it does not claim to be. Households and regions differ, and your family's tradition is the authority. This is a completeness check for the common list — the things people forget — not a replacement for guidance you already have.
Where a quantity is genuinely predictable it is given as a range. Anything that depends on your household size or your pandit's instructions is listed without a number rather than guessed at.
Yes, for items where the choice matters — clay idols over plaster, natural colours for rangoli, and so on — and it is stated as a trade-off rather than a moral instruction.
On accuracy
Nothing on this site — including what these tools generate — is a substitute for a location-specific panchang, your family's own tradition, or a professional's advice. Where a date, a price or a quantity is uncertain, the page says so instead of presenting a guess as a fact. Read the editorial policy.