Pooja Accessories Online: Shankh, Bell, Incense and Thali

Pooja accessories by use

• Shankh: the blowing shankh, the jal shankha, the Ganesh shankh and a Karungali shankh for puja.
• Bell and incense burner: the Vajra brass hand bell and the brass dhoop daan.
• Thali and mala bag: the antique gold brass pooja thali (set of 6) and the jaap mala bag.
• Yantras: the Shree Sampoorna Laxmi Ganesha yantra and the Karungali Varah yantra mala.

For plates and sets, see pooja thali.

Agarbatti: fragrances and pack sizes

Agarbatti incense sticks come in packs of 30 and 60. The fragrances named in the listings include Kesar Chandan, Rose, Chandan, Kasturi Mrig, Rudraksha, Shri Madhav and Ananda.

Examples include the natural Chandan agarbatti, the natural Rose agarbatti and the Rudraksha agarbatti pack of 60. Combo packs pair two fragrances, such as the Kesar Chandan and Rose pack of 60. Check the fragrance and pack quantity on each page.

Shankh, bell and incense in daily puja

In Hindu tradition, the shankh is sounded at the start of a puja or aarti. A bell is rung while the aarti is offered, and incense is lit before the deity.

The jal form is a water vessel, not a blowing conch, so read the listing to see which one you are choosing. Practice differs between families and regions, so follow your own tradition or the guidance of your elders.

Before you order: use, size and contents

Confirm any set contents on the product itself. A thali set states its own pieces on the product page, and a combo pack states its own incense.

Compare dimensions for a bell or display piece, and read the size and care notes. Looking for something else for the altar? See god idols, Jaap Mala and frames and idols.