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Puthandu and Vishu have distinct observances. Start with the celebration your family follows.
Puthandu & Vishu
Welcome Puthandu with pieces for your home puja, or choose a Krishna form and a lamp for your family’s Vishu display.
Puthandu: 14 April 2027 · Vishu: 15 April 2027
Shop Puthandu & Vishu Preparation & buying guide ↓Two traditions, each with its own meaning. Choose pieces for your family’s Puthandu or Vishu display and bring your customary offerings together.
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Puthandu and Vishu have distinct observances. Start with the celebration your family follows.
Explore devotional objects and lamps that fit your home, and arrange your own customary essentials.
Make room for family, prayer and the small moments that welcome the season.
Dates are planning references for India. Tithi, muhurat and temple observances depend on location and tradition. Confirm your city and ceremony date before arranging delivery or booking. Check the calendar for your city
No. This is a selection of reusable devotional pieces. Arrange the fresh produce, rice, mirror, flowers and other items used by your family separately. Check each product listing before ordering.
Check the product page for what is included with your chosen item. You can add other puja pieces or gifts separately to suit your plans.
If you need your order by a particular date, contact our team before ordering. We can help you check delivery options for your address.
Yes. Contact Divine Hindu with the product you like and how you plan to use it. We can help you check the size, material and available options.
A little guidance makes choosing easier.
Talk to Divine Hindu ↗Vishu 2027 and Puthandu mark the new year in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. This page gathers Krishna idols for the Vishukkani, pocket temples, brass puja thali sets and akhand jyot diyas. Each product page lists its details.
Puthandu begins the Tamil year. Homes are cleaned, kolams are drawn, and families visit temples. A common custom is to see auspicious things first thing in the morning, such as fruit, flowers and a lamp.
A festive meal often includes a dish that mixes several tastes. Many families wear new clothes and spend the day visiting elders and relatives. Follow your family's custom for the day.
Vishu is the new year of Kerala. Its central custom is the Vishukkani, or first sight. The night before, families arrange rice, fruit, vegetables, flowers, a mirror, a lamp and an image of Krishna. They wake and see it first in the morning.
Elders also give small gifts, called Vishukkaineettam, to younger family members. Customs vary, so follow your own household's tradition.
This page is a selection of reusable devotional pieces, not a complete Vishukkani kit. Arrange the fresh produce, rice, mirror, flowers and other items your family uses separately. Check each product listing before ordering.
Compare the size and material of each Krishna idol and lamp against the space where you will arrange the display. Browse Sacred God Idols and All Frame and Idols.
For Puthandu, choose pieces for your home puja, such as a lamp, a thali or a small idol. For a gift, pick something the family can use through the year, not only on the day.
Explore Jaap Mala and Spiritual Jewellery for devotional gifts, and read the stated size and material first. Check the care note on each item, as brass, wood and plated finishes need different handling.
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