Diwali Puja Essentials Online: Idols, Diyas, Thali and More
Puja essentials online for Diwali include Lakshmi and Ganesh idols, diyas, kalash and thali sets, shankh, bells, incense and Shree Yantra frames. This page is a shopping selection for your home mandir, not a prescribed ritual list.
About Diwali Puja Essentials
Prepare your home mandir for Dhanteras, Lakshmi Puja and Diwali. This collection brings together Lakshmi and Ganesh idols, diyas and lamps, kalash and puja thali sets, shankh, bells, incense and Shree Yantra frames.
Start with the ritual items you already use and add what is missing. Check an idol’s material and dimensions, and the pieces included in a thali set, before you order. Family traditions differ, so the collection is a shopping selection rather than a prescribed ritual checklist.
Explore Lakshmi idols, Ganesh idols or diyas and lamps. For a festival deadline, confirm delivery for your location with support before ordering.
- Collection
- Shopping selection of Diwali puja items
- Items listed
- Idols, diyas, thali and kalash sets, shankh, bells, incense
- Yantra pieces
- Shree Yantra frames and a Karungali Varah Yantra Mala
- Incense packs
- Packs of 30 sticks in several fragrances
- Not a checklist
- Family traditions differ
Puja essentials online for Diwali: what is in the collection
The collection groups items that many families use at home during the festival. Each listing states its own material, size and contents.
- Idols: Lakshmi and Ganesh forms, such as the Shri Venkateswara Mahalakshmi Sangam Idol and a Ucchista Ganapati Karungali Idol in ebony wood.
- Diyas and lamps: the Brass Akhand Jyot Oil Diya with Boro-Silicate Glass, a Himalayan salt lamp and 3D crystal-ball lamps.
- Shankh and bell: several shankh designs and the Vajra Brass Hand Bell.
- Incense: agarbatti in packs of 30 in several fragrances, and a Brass Dhoop Daan.
- Yantra and mala: Shree Yantra frames and a Karungali Varah Yantra Mala.
What families keep for Diwali puja
On Diwali evening, many families worship Maa Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh with diyas, incense and a puja thali. Some also set up a kalash. The exact items and order of the puja vary by family and region.
That is why this page is a shopping selection rather than a prescribed ritual checklist. If you follow a family priest or a guide, use their list and pick what is missing from this collection.
How to choose idols, thali sets and diyas
- Check an idol's material and dimensions before you order.
- For a thali set, read the pieces included in the set.
- For a diya or lamp, read the fuel or power needs and what is included.
- For incense, check the pack quantity and fragrance on the listing.
Explore Pooja Thali sets, Kalash and Pooja Accessories and Sacred God Idols to compare more options.
Lighting a diya and using incense safely
An oil lamp needs a stable surface and attention while it is lit. Keep it away from curtains, decorations and children, and never leave it unattended.
Place incense in a holder such as a dhoop daan and keep it away from anything that burns. Let the ash cool before you clear it. Read the listing for the fuel and set-up a lamp needs before you light it.
Care and everyday use after the festival
Many of these items stay in use after Diwali. Wipe brass and wood items with a soft dry cloth after use, and keep them in a dry place. Store incense packs closed and away from damp. Check each product page for any care note.
For items you need every day, see Daily Essentials. For gift sets by rashi, see Divine Diwali Combos.
Frequently asked questions
What is on a Diwali puja list?
Can I buy puja essentials online for Lakshmi Puja?
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Related pages
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- Daily Puja Essentials: Incense, Shankh, Malas and Diyas
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- Mantra Frames, Pyrite Frames and God Idols
- Diwali Gifts: Divine Diwali Combos by Rashi
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Updated on 20 October 2026






















