Pooja Samagri · Pitru Tarpan
The items for tarpan, so the fortnight is not spent searching for them.
Tarpan asks for particular things — black til, kusha grass, barley, a copper vessel you can hold in one hand. They are hard to find together and easy to get wrong. This box gathers them for a household observance at home, with the sequence written out in plain English.
Pitru Paksha dispatch is timed to the fortnight. Choose the day you observe.
मात्रा
₹751
The sequence card follows one common North Indian household form. Other sampradayas order the offerings differently, and where your family's tradition asks for a priest, this box does not replace one.
Kusha grass and the dried white flowers are natural material and vary a little between batches. If anything arrives in poor condition, send one photo and we replace it — no return needed.
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विवरण
Black til (100 g), yava barley (100 g), a kusha grass darbha bundle, white cotton thread, a small copper tarpan vessel, raw rice (200 g), sandal paste, dried white flowers, and a folded card with the household sequence and the order of offerings.
Anyone observing Pitru Paksha or an annual shraddh at home, especially a family living away from their ancestral place.
Pitru Paksha — the fortnight before Sharad Navratri, usually falling in September or October. Also on the annual tithi of a parent, and on Amavasya by families who keep that practice.
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लोग जो पूछते हैं
Many families perform household tarpan without one, and the card is written for that. Where your tradition asks for a priest, this box supplies what he will ask for; it does not stand in for him.
It is one form, not the form. We print the North Indian household sequence and say so. If your family keeps a different order, follow your elders and use the box for the material.
Tarpan is offered by hand with water, and a small copper vessel is what most household forms specify. It is sized to be held in one hand for the length of the offering.
Yes. The annual tithi of a parent falls whenever it falls, and some families keep the practice on Amavasya through the year.
